Following a major security breach, LastPass is working to regain public trust. We like its tutorials for new users and the app's ease of use, but the company needs to make more changes to improve ...

A security company has made the extraordinary claim that LastPass, one of the world’s most popular password managers, is unsafe to use. Here’s what you must do.

What should LastPass subscribers do? The company didn't specify how many users were affected, and LastPass didn't respond to CNET's request for additional comment on the breach.

Under the new pricing model, you can get started with LastPass for free on any device, including smartphones, tablets, or desktops. Sync data between similar devices, like two smartphones or two ...

Current free and Premium users can continue using LastPass without any changes. If you already signed up from your smartphone or tablet and therefore started a Premium trial of the app, don't fret.

LastPass is severely limiting its free tier starting March 16. If you’d like to move your passwords to another manager, here’s how.

LastPass announced that subscribers on the free tier would have to choose between desktop-only and mobile-only use rather than enjoying a complete password management experience. … ...