Steve Schult

LastPass uses what we call your master password, and it’s one password that you should never reuse anywhere, and it allows you to unlock and lock your digital vault, so you don’t have to worry about giving your master password and having it go through the Internet and it getting intercepted somewhere.

Without a password manager, it’s almost impossible to keep secure passwords and unique passwords for every single site that you visit, it’s impossible to remember 20, 30, 40-character passwords that are all unique and have uppercase letters, lower case, numbers, special characters, etc.

People still get spammed or spoofed into going to sites and giving their credentials away, it still remains one of the most common ones, no matter how much education happens around the subject.

It’s important to be proactive with online security, because you never know when the next attack is going to come, this type of stuff happens every day, and if you’re reactive, you’re just waiting for your stuff to get hacked.