In August 2022, someone (or a bunch of people – who knows) managed to gain access to parts of the LastPass development environment. I’ll get to that in a moment, but first, let’s quickly run over LastPass’ dreadful end to 2022. There are many alternatives to LastPass, and from the limited time I’ve spent recommending my own favourite on these pages, I know that conversations surrounding password security can quickly turn inexplicably unsavoury. Although, arguably, if you’re in that position, I’d suggest your first port of call would be a major overhaul of all your saved passwords – regardless of how annoying that task is. Referring to a data breach in August when an unauthorised party gained access to the LastPass development environment, LastPass CEO, Karim Toubba, swapped Christmas wishes for an admission that the plot has thickened – in the worst possible way.Īs a result of this, I’d suspect that many people are now looking for an alternative to LastPass. On 22nd December, the password management company had no choice but to publish the blog post no company wants to publish. It’s not been a particularly merry Christmas for LastPass, has it?
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