Two Factor Authentication and Password Protection

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  1. EquineShanghai
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    ^^
     
    EquineShanghai, Nov 14, 2016
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    Their passwords are encrypted before they leave your computer to their servers . Which means that even if a rogue employee were to steal your account all they'd get is an encrypted password with no way of knowing what it actually is
     
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    Because no one has decrypted something before.
     
    Sean, Nov 15, 2016
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    Actually, it is true that no one has decrypted something encrypted by AES before without the password used to encrypt it. Which only you know. Which is never transmitted or stored to LastPass.
     
    blaq, Nov 17, 2016
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    Unless you have two type the password in two times. I wouldn't know how to smash my face against the keyboard two times the same way.

    And thank you Quietus for reminding people to enable 2FA :)
     
    Ganzog, Nov 17, 2016
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    Clearly you're not as skilled
     
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