Malspam sent from Microsoft Outlook that is spreading #LogMeIn GoToResolve RMM, enabling threat actors to access the victim's machine from remote 💻🔍🕵️

IOCs:
📡 adwestmailcenter .com ➡️ Landing page
📡 insightme .im ➡️ fake PDF download

Payload hosted on Cloudflare R2 bucket, but already got nuked due to an abuse report from URLhaus 🙌
https://urlhaus.abuse.ch/url/3751500/

LogMeIn #GoToResolve payload 📄
https://bazaar.abuse.ch/sample/77e22f4e1af7758d6f7284f32a92539ea36a527fa89c8c6765f10a3f98a8d13e/

I canceled #lastpass premium years ago (while they were part of #logmein), then they spun off or something and guess what - my premium subscription was reinstated 😡

I've successfully had the charges refunded by my CC at least 2 years now and the charge appeared again for this year.

I signed into LastPass and sure enough, a premium subscription was again associated with my account. I canceled it - again.

Did LastPass send me a cancellation confirmation email? No. Is there a way for me to

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Tiny IT Pro Tip:
If you don't get a lot of requests for login help through your online portal, it may be that your system rocks...
Or, it may be that you're requiring users to log in to said portal, to get help *checks notes* ...logging in 🤦‍♀️

#IT #techSupport #helpdesk #brilliant #YouCanThankMeLater #ServiceNow #LogMeIn

#GoTo (formerly #LogMeIn) is warning customers that threat actors who breached its development environment in November 2022 stole encrypted backups containing customer information and an encryption key for a portion of that data. This is relating to the Central and Pro product tiers stored in a third-party cloud storage facility: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/goto-says-hackers-stole-customers-backups-and-encryption-key | #databreach #infosec
GoTo says hackers stole customers' backups and encryption key

GoTo (formerly LogMeIn) is warning that threat actors stole encrypted backups containing customer information and an encryption key for a portion of that data.

BleepingComputer

#lastpass #databreach was just the tip of the iceberg. The parent company #GoTo, formerly #LogMeIn suffered a #databreach too. According to the news, #customer #backups and #encryption keys were stolen by an unidentified actor from the #cloud #storage. I wonder how many businesses were affected, how many are aware and will manage this kind of incident. (And why the encryption keys were in the cloud too).

Via @RightsChain

https://rightschain.net/en/newsroom/news/2023-01-25-lastpass-parent-company-data-breach-compromises-customer-s-backups-the-hacker-news.php

LastPass parent company data breach compromises Customer's backups

As it was easy to expect, there is more to come after LastPass November's data breach. The parent company GoTo, formerly LogMeIn, has declared a data breach where customer's backups along with encryption keys were stolen by an unidentified actor. When a C...

GoTo says hackers stole customers' backups and encryption key

GoTo (formerly LogMeIn) is warning that threat actors stole encrypted backups containing customer information and an encryption key for a portion of that data.

BleepingComputer
Are You On LastPass? Time To Look At Alternatives
LastPass was the first password manager I was aware of. The premise was simple: Using a LastPass account, you could store your website credentials in a "vault" on
https://medi-nerd.com/2023/01/08/are-you-on-lastpass-time-to-look-at-alternatives/
#Technology #1Password #AreYouOnLastPass?TimeToLookAtAlternatives #BitWarden #Dashlane #DonPezet #ITProTV #LastPass #LogMeIn #PasswordManager #SecurityNow #SteveGibson #Technado #Technology #TWiT

So, I got on board with #Lastpass years ago, pre their acquisition by #LogMeIn, and many respected and knowledgeable security experts were praising their processes, methods, disclosure. I know that the LogMeIn acquisition was seen as the beginning of the end for Lastpass, with staff cuts, code environment changes, and other poor practices known to LogMeIn.

It's that I'm hearing people attacking the same features that were previously praised, and I'm sensing some cognitive dissonance around "are we critically reviewing the tech, or dog piling a target?" probably some of both, and it is probably time to move off Lastpass, but there's an undercurrent of hypocrisy that's gnawing at me...

https://www.theverge.com/2022/12/28/23529547/lastpass-vault-breach-disclosure-encryption-cybersecurity-rebuttal

The LastPass disclosure of leaked password vaults is being torn apart by security experts

LastPass is facing harsh criticism from some cybersecurity experts, who claim that its explanation of a recent breach lacks context and misleads customers about how safe their encrypted password vaults are.

The Verge

@zarchasmpgmr @epixoip @sc00bz Ahh, now I remember why *I* dropped them.

Everyone was grateful when #LastPass saved #XMarks from insolvency, but they were a poor fit and barely did anything other that fix the occasional bug. Then LastPass was acquired by #LogMeIn (#GoTo considered harmful) as an even worse fit, LastPass’s breach troubles accelerated, and two years later they gave all of a month’s notice before shutting down XMarks.

I stopped using #LastPass not long after #LogMeIn bought it — their track record was not good and I didn't feel my data would be safe — #security problems do and will always happen, but LastPass now admits attackers have a copy of customers’ password vaults (this was from the August 2022 incident)...

Read more: https://thehackernews.com/2022/12/lastpass-admits-to-severe-data-breach.html and LastPass blog https://blog.lastpass.com/2022/12/notice-of-recent-security-incident/

#privacy #passwords #passwordmanager #backup #userdata

LastPass Admits to Severe Data Breach, Encrypted Password Vaults Stolen

August 2022 security breach at popular password management service LastPass was worse than originally reported.

The Hacker News