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A user posted this comment then deleted it. Is this true? If so. JFC. >>> Take this with a grain of salt. LogMeIn, the owners of LastPass, had a Chinese APT g
by miketery 5y ago
A user posted this comment then deleted it. Is this true? If so. JFC.
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Take this with a grain of salt.
LogMeIn, the owners of LastPass, had a Chinese APT group in their servers for years. They only found out because the attackers started launching unoptimised SQL queries that started killing their database cluster.
They didn’t have to report this breach, despite being based in Germany where it’s a legal requirement, because they didn’t have proof customer data was accessed.
They didn’t have proof because they didn’t have any logging or auditing. Whatsoever.
- Natfan 5y agoNot saying you're lying, but could you provide a source?
- shakna 5y agoThey _may_ be referring to the 2011 incident [0], which was "unusual network activity". [0] https://www.pcworld.com/article/491164/lastpass_ceo_exclusive_interview.html https://www.pcworld.com/article/491164/lastpass_ceo_exclusiv...