The presenter mentioned that although LassPass had suffered from a few breaches in the past, the main password vault was never compromised, and they were very transparent about how and what had happened. But after listening to a presentation by the security expert in my company, I decided to give it a try. I always believe it’s a bad idea to have a single point of failure. I avoid using a password manager for quite a while. Side note: Why I decided to use a password manager? Ta-dah! Now I can login to both the app and desktop site using the same LastPass entry.So I’ll add them into one entry so they are treated as equivalent. For example my broker’s desktop site is using the domain “”, but its app uses “”, which is the outsource company that built the app. Here you can add to the list of equivalent sites. In your account settings, choose the “Equivalent Domains” tab.Click your account icon on the top right and go to settings.(I didn’t found the setting in the mobile app.) Log-in to your LastPass desktop website.Instead, the list of “equivalent” sites are under your account settings. The Solution: LassPass do have a way to “merge” two sites into one, but the UI for doing so is not in the password vault page nor in the individual site’s configuration. Although I can save them separately in LassPass, their password won’t synchronize with each other. The Problem: My stock broker outsourced their Android app to a third-party company, so LastPass treat the desktop website and Android app as different sites.
Make LastPass Work Across App and Website By Shing Lyu October 16, 2017ĭisclaimer: The views expressed here are my own they do not reflect the views of my current and past employers. Make LastPass Work Across App and Website | Shing's Blog Shing Lyu
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