Hello @Ashear based on the information provided by #LastPass and my understanding you do not need to be that worried. They are very open and forward with their security incidents, and most of the time they've kept the information safe.

I would recommend to follow good security practices:
1. Change your Master Password in LastPass
2. Enable #MFA in all your accounts, if possible (LastPass Included)
3. Change only the password for sensitive/confidential accounts. Example: email, work accounts, bank, payment method, payment platforms, cloud storage, encrypted storage.

Hope this clears your worries.

@adminkirsty @SheHacksPurple You would be mind blown as to how many developers and businesses bypass security concerns and recommendations.

I've worked on Application Security and many PMOs, Developers and Executives were more concerned with the date of deployment than with the security, even arguing that our recommendations would "delay the project" and the fixes could be "patched on a later date", "no harm" they said.

@hacks4pancakes well this is very accurate ... I believe I'm in the tertiary and quaternary stages.

"The bar idea is looking good"🤔