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A third-party supplier breach has exposed LastPass customer names, phone numbers, and other data. Here's how to protect yourself.
Do you use LastPass as your password manager? If so, I got some bad news. Yes, another data breach, though this one occurred at one of the company's third-party suppliers.
In a Tuesday blog post, LastPass revealed that a breach at a third-party supplier named Klue compromised certain contact and CRM (customer relationship management) data. The stolen information includes customer names, phone numbers, email addresses, and physical addresses, as well as support case and sales-related details. The only saving grace so far is that no master passwords or password vaults were compromised in the breach.