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I started using Lastpass when I switched jobs and the company I moved to used it. The ability to share logins with people/groups without actually exposing the p
by chrisparsons 12y ago
I started using Lastpass when I switched jobs and the company I moved to used it. The ability to share logins with people/groups without actually exposing the password is wonderful in the corporate setting, as it makes revoking a group of passwords (think company-level social media accounts) simple and worryfree.
It works well enough to have convinced me to buy Premium on my personal account.
- enoch_r 12y ago> the ability to share logins with people/groups without actually exposing the password is wonderful in the corporate setting I haven't tried this for a long time, but the last time someone shared a password with me through LastPass, I was able to easily grab the plaintext just by watching the network traffic with dev tools. So this feature seems questionable to me.
- cwt 12y agoIMO, if you're "sharing" a password it should be visible to the sharee. Then, if you revoke it just change it - last pass knows how to make passwords