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Are [x] number of passwords at risk, or a lure?
Are [x] number of passwords at risk, or a lure?
LastPass - Are my passwords at risk, or it's an Ad?
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- Sep 8, 2019
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Its most likely legitimate, but they just use the fact the passwords was in a breach to try to scare you into paying for it.
- Nov 15, 2017
- 1,085
What is the security score in my Security Dashboard?
The security score is a feature within the Security Dashboard of your LastPass vault that automatically calculates the strength of your stored site passwords.
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That means they store passwords in clear text - at least one time, instead of only the hash.What is the security score in my Security Dashboard?
The security score is a feature within the Security Dashboard of your LastPass vault that automatically calculates the strength of your stored site passwords.
- Jun 14, 2011
- 1,898
They don't need to be breached passwords.
They might me old, recurring or weak passwords as well.
Anyway, this is how they try to convince you to pay them some $$$
I'm not concerned by the percentage, I know some are duplicates (same site, different sub-domains).What is the security score in my Security Dashboard?
The security score is a feature within the Security Dashboard of your LastPass vault that automatically calculates the strength of your stored site passwords.
The article images are out-of-date...
- Jul 3, 2015
- 8,153
The red badge on those passwords says "old". That tells me you simply haven't changed them in a while, that's all.
The "Old" appear to be static images.
I haven't changed any passwords today, and the number has changed.
I haven't changed any passwords today, and the number has changed.
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