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In a blog post, the company said it detected “unusual activity in parts of the LastPass development environment.” Investigations began immediately and a third-party cybersecurity company was brought
In a blog post, the company said it detected “unusual activity in parts of the LastPass development environment.” Investigations began immediately and a third-party cybersecurity company was brought in.
As it turned out, unknown hackers broke into the corporate file system, specifically the development environment. Them stole several parts of the service’s source code and some technical information.
This event did not compromise your master password. We never store or know your master password. We use the industry standard Zero Knowledge architecture that ensures LastPass never learns or accesses our customers’ master passwords.
– they write on the blog.
The developers say they are taking containment and mitigation measures and are working with a leading cybersecurity and forensics firm. The incident is still under investigation.
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