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This person would then send a phishing email, with a link to the fake LastPass site.
There, the victim would enter their master password, which would be relayed to the attackers.
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Moments later, the victims would get locked out of their accounts, losing access to all other passwords.
Those are, almost always, malicious.
Such emails should be reported toabuse@lastpass.com, the company said.
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