Despite their bug-bounty and regular security audits, they have been at the receiving end of security compromises. Industry leader LastPass has ticked all the right boxes in terms of features for their free users which have certainly helped them gain popularity on the market and spread the good word. It is worth mentioning that LastPass has a TrustPilot Score of 1,8 which is poor. The centralization of access that a free user gets is not that something that most of their rivals offer in their free versions. The ease of access from anywhere on the planet from a trusted device or an authenticated (trusted) one is what caught our eye. Apart from password management and vault, LastPass has the option to store notes, addresses, bank account details, and digital wallet details on top of a few more exciting things. This password manager/vault is bundled with features that their competitors certainly lack.

Although it has been marred by over half a dozen security breaches in the last half-decade, the security team at LastPass has managed to keep the data of their users pretty much untouchable. Started as a standalone password manager, LastPass has grown into an Internet-based multi-platform password manager and vault serving over 10 million users worldwide. LastPass, which has become synonymous with the “password managers” phrase, is amongst the Big 4s of password managers, along with 1Password, Dashlane, and KeePass.

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