How do you manage your passwords?

[taemo]

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I use LastPass, but now thinking of changing to something like BitWarden. Is there an easy way to transfer information from LastPass to a new program or do you have to open each one and copy/paste?

very easy to do
https://bitwarden.com/help/import-from-lastpass/

[mr2mike]

People are the weakest chain in the password world.

[cet]

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very easy to do
https://bitwarden.com/help/import-from-lastpass/

Awesome, thanks

[The_Penguin]

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I use LastPass, but now thinking of changing to something like BitWarden. Is there an easy way to transfer information from LastPass to a new program or do you have to open each one and copy/paste?

Lastpass will export to a .csv. BitWarden will import from that. Don't forget to delete the .csv when you're done

[Swank]

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Lastpass will export to a .csv. BitWarden will import from that. Don't forget to delete the .csv when you're done

Or you can send it to me and I'll delete it for you

As tempting as it is to move to BitWarden or some other reputable password manager I don't suppose there is anything stopping others from suffering a similar breach in the future. Are they all great until they aren't? I would like to think that LastPass will now be more vigilant than ever after this giant oops but I could also be kidding myself to save the effort of moving to another PM (but it does seem like a simple process as mentioned above so that's a bonus).

[ThePenIsMightier]

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People are the weakest chain in the password world.

Do you mean a chink in the chain?
#triggered

[rage2]

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Do you mean a chink in the chain?
#triggered

[mr2mike]

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I see a camera to the right that @ExtraSlow might be interested in the specs.

[The_Penguin]

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Or you can send it to me and I'll delete it for you

As tempting as it is to move to BitWarden or some other reputable password manager I don't suppose there is anything stopping others from suffering a similar breach in the future. Are they all great until they aren't? I would like to think that LastPass will now be more vigilant than ever after this giant oops but I could also be kidding myself

Normally I'd agree, but this isn't the first for Lastpass. Also, they have not been that forthcoming with details. Yes, the bad guys got a copy of a backup of customers' vaults. All the vaults? When? Other things brought to light during this: They moved from 5000 iterations to 100100 iterations but didn't apply it to all customers. likewise with the move from ECB to CBC not applied to all customers. Then there's the encryption. They only encrypted passwords and usernames, not the entire contents of users' vaults. So the URLs are in the clear. IF you had a secure master password, there's likely not much to worry about, but given the history etc. Might be time for a change. Some good info here: https://www.grc.com/sn/sn-904.pdf

[killramos]

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