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I somehow sadly signed up for LastPass only about a month ago, after (briefly) reviewing options. I have a rather long pass phrase. That should theoretically
by EMM_386 4y ago
I somehow sadly signed up for LastPass only about a month ago, after (briefly) reviewing options.
I have a rather long pass phrase. That should theoretically mean that even with my vault, brute-forcing this is out of the question and everything is still business as usual?
If that's the case I'll sleep easier at night than the thought of trying to move everything yet again to another password manager and handle (what are strong) password resets at places like Google .... shudder.
- spmurrayzzz 4y agoIf you signed up only a month ago, that means your pbkdf2 iterations were set to a non-trivial value (presumably the default 100100, but you can verify this in advanced settings). This insulates you very well against brute forcing.
- talkin 4y agoUrls and some other fields are stored plaintext. So yes, you’re safe from bruteforcing passwords. But still lost privacy / doxxing / spear fishing info.
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