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LastPass notifies users of yet another data breach

Tuesday, June 23, 2026

LastPass is back in the breach news cycle, this time through a compromised third-party partner — which means users' personal data is out there again through no direct fault of their own habits. If you're still on LastPass after the previous incidents, this one's worth taking seriously as a reason to migrate your vault to a different password manager.

Read the full story at 9to5Mac
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