Sorry, while you are certainly more knowledgeable about security, I have to disagree with you. We don't yet know what is going on and recommending password man

Sorry, while you are certainly more knowledgeable about security, I have to disagree with you. We don't yet know what is going on and recommending password manager makes no sense until we know the actual problem. And deferring security breach to an external tool is not a recommendation anyone should make. So having a password manager would solve a SQLi? It might be the case that this is just some stolen account from phishing attack. But do we know? We don't. So now using LastPass makes the user more confident about his or her password security inside KickStarter? How can anyone be happy with that conclusion? Secondly, password managers don't make your password more secured. Maybe I should rephrase: don't even consider any online password manager. Storing multiple passwords in a single database that someone else owns? I don't see how that's going to make me feel better about password security. If anything, decentralized means we don't give a single person all the identity. Now we do. We tell LastPass here are the list of passwords I use. Great. I probably will be slightly happier with an offline password manager, but in the end, your brain can function and scale better than a service. Sorry, fundamentally and practically I will have to disagree with you. And I stand by my own view and there is nothing wrong with my view and any downvote just seems ridiculous. In fact, I think people should think deeply before utilizing ANY password manager. If you have a security breach, focus on disclosure and tell people what went wrong because that's the only thing can tell people how to do better with their account.