LastPass Pwned Again: Hackers Sell Brand Impersonation Like Hotcakes!
In the spectacular theater of cyber chaos, LastPass has just starred in its latest identity crisis! This April, the well-known password vault announced itās the freshest victim of crafty brand impersonators ā cyber pirates so bold they basically knocked on the digital door and shouted 'We're you now!' Unlike last yearās theft of millions of passwords, this time itās all about the hilarious masquerade: clones, lookalikes, and phishing scams dressed up like legit LastPass swag. The companyās alert is basically a new-age 'Keep out!' sign, warning users to beware of copycats selling fake access. Because why steal passwords when you can just pretend to be LastPass and confuse millions?
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LastPass got so famous hackers decided to cosplay it online. If you can't hack their vault, just sell their brand and call it a magic trick. Next up: brand theft as a side hustle in 2024!
Why bother cracking passwords when you can just corner the LastPass costume party and charge admission? Cybercrime is evolving, folks, now with a side of cosplay and scammers playing dress-up!
LastPass impersonated like a Hollywood stunt double ā only instead of fake punches, it delivers fake passwords. Hackers hone new craft: fooling humans instead of computers!
Source: Arstechnica | Published: 9/22/2025 | Author: Dan Goodin
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