World’s largest password manager confirms it was hacked, claims user data are safe

By Christopher Hutton

Published August 26, 2022 2:45pm ET

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World’s largest password manager confirms it was hacked, claims user data are safe — The "Stop Mass Hacking Act," proposed on Thursday by Wyden and a bipartisan group of his colleagues, is aimed chiefly at preventing the FBI from hacking thousands of computers via so-called "botnets" using a single warrant. (iStock photo)

LastPass, one of the largest password managers in the world, confirmed that it has been hacked.

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