Yeah me too. Same IP range too, but location listed as Toronto. Not that this means anything.
Wait sorry, this might be actually critically important. When you say same IP range, what do you mean? The IP that the login attempt happened from starts with 160.? If 4 of us (in this thread) all had quasi-successful login attempts to our accounts, it could mean that some LastPass master passwords have been leaked...?? Or LastPass has been compromised?
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#122Hey, this _just_ happened to me too....my password would be near impossible to guess and is not used elsewhere... Just deleted my last pass account! here's the info that came with the email Time Monday, December 27, 2021 at 1:41 PM EST Location São Paulo, SP 01323, BRAZIL IP address 160.116.88.235
pw was only ever used here and stored offline
Re: Ask HN: How did my LastPass master password get leaked?
#123Given we’re likely stuck with passwords for the foreseeable future, I’d like to see two things in a password manager (maybe these exist?) 1. “hardware wallet” level security, with good UX. Maybe a USB/Lightning dongle, but I really wish computers/phones had built-in capability to do hardware wallets. Apple TouchBar got close (I realize it wouldn’t considered be a dedicated hardware wallet). 2. a way to automatically…
1. Check out https://www.themooltipass.com
Re: Ask HN: How did my LastPass master password get leaked?
#124do you have it installed on your smartphone? have you ever entered your master password on your smartphone? what sort of smartphone do you have, does it get security updates regularly, is the manufacturer competent? same with your desktop. is everything up to date?
Thanks for the comment/reminder! I'll definitely have to re-consider what I do with regards to the keepass file on my phone.
Re: Ask HN: How did my LastPass master password get leaked?
#125Yeah me too. Same IP range too, but location listed as Toronto. Not that this means anything.
Wait sorry, this might be actually critically important. When you say same IP range, what do you mean? The IP that the login attempt happened from starts with 160.? If 4 of us (in this thread) all had quasi-successful login attempts to our accounts, it could mean that some LastPass master passwords have been leaked...?? Or LastPass has been compromised?
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#129Earlier quoted context omitted.
Wait sorry, this might be actually critically important. When you say same IP range, what do you mean? The IP that the login attempt happened from starts with 160.? If 4 of us (in this thread) all had quasi-successful login attempts to our accounts, it could mean that some LastPass master passwords have been leaked...?? Or LastPass has been compromised?
Begins with 160.116…
Wow, this is fantastically bad.
Re: Ask HN: How did my LastPass master password get leaked?
#130Earlier quoted context omitted.
Sorry, what do you mean by "to log in to their bbuletin or whatever php forum"? According to LastPass, they don't have access to the master password // presumably it's not stored on their side. Is that accurate..? Thanks
You don't need access to a password to check it, just the hash (then they hash what you enter and compare the hash to the one they have). So both "They use it to log in to their whatever" and "They don't have access to it" can be correct.