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Lastpass tells customers: Hackers stole encrypted password vaults
Hackers could try to brute force access to stolen records, company admits, as it advises customers to watch out for phishing attempts
LastPass disclosed on Thursday that hackers acquired its users' encrypted password vaults, which stored customers' passwords and other sensitive information, in a data breach in August this year. ...
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