Each string of mysterious codes is the key to the treasure. For everyone, protecting your own treasure is a very important thing. However, accidentally forgetting your password is a terrible thing - I believe everyone has experienced it. So, today I bring you a very powerful password management tool - LastPass. So what is LastPass? How to use it?
First of all, what is LastPass? In general, it is a browser extension (similar to a browser applet), which is a Freemium cross-platform online password management tool. Aims to address password fatigue by centralizing users' passwords in the cloud. LastPass uses a web interface as its base, but also offers plugins and bookmarklets for many modern browsers.
Some people may ask, will LastPass be hacked? In fact, someone answered: "LastPass encrypts client information and uses a zero-knowledge policy, so if someone hacks into the LastPass server, they will only be able to see the encrypted information." And, someone else answered: "LastPass is secure because it uses AES 256-bit cipher to encrypt your passwords. The password can only reach their server in encrypted form. It ensures that even if hackers manage to compromise the server, your data remains safe. It is impossible to reverse engineer it to retrieve your master password." It can be seen that LastPass is a very secure software.
So how do you use it? In fact, you only need to remember this "last password" (LastPass master password) to log in to your cloud password vault, and then log in to any website where you have saved login information through the LastPass browser extension. For those who often visit various sites that require login and have many accounts, LastPass can greatly facilitate your Internet life and say goodbye to the tedious process of entering usernames and passwords every time! What’s more, it’s completely free to use! Isn't it very exciting?
