It seems that because of all the hashing and rehashing, these tens of thousands of "iterations" of my data carried out by both my computer and by Lastpass servers my blobs of gobblededook which were stolen from Lastpass isn't going to be easy to decrypt, except for powerful dedicated supercomputers, using GPUs etc. What seems to have happened is that Lastpass servers & software know which accounts had partial encrypted data (blobs of gobbledegook) stolen from them (not the actual passwords).
Lastpass hacked generator#
For other website, use the 'launch' option to go to the website, login, and use the LastPass Password Generator to replace the account's password.Ĭlick to expand.OK, I was surprised about this at first, too. On supported websites you can change the password in one click, and you can check more than one to change multiple passwords at once.
Lastpass hacked full#
On my results page, just above these boxes, it says:Ĭlick each below to see a full report of allthe logins and passwords stored in your LastPass vault. Click to expand.Hi Vicktek, on the results page, under "Challenge Results, underneath a logo of a spanner and screwdriver I see 6 small boxes, reading from left to right, titled:Īll - Duplicate - Compromised - Weak - Old - Blankĭepending on which of the boxes I click on the results page it will show me all my accounts, my accounts with duplicate passwords (same password for 2 or more sites) compromised sites (was showing 5, now showing 0) my weak passwords (stuff like 8 character non-dictionary all lowercase passwords with no numbers or symbols), old passwords (my passwords which haven't been changed in at least a year) and blank sites (I'm not quite sure what that means, because I have none of them, maybe sites with usernames but no passwords, or something).
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