Re:What’s in a PR statement: LastPass breach explained
by simoncion on Tuesday December 27, 2022 @10:51AM
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> How would KeyPass deal with the same type of situation?
You give someone a copy of your password, your key file (that is, your long-ass password), or both, if both are required.
If you want to duplicate the "Give people time to refuse the request for access" part of LastPass's feature, then retain a lawyer to hold the copies for you and -after receiving a request for them- release them after an agreed-upon period of time (or if they get a proper death certificate or whatever).
You give someone a copy of your password, your key file (that is, your long-ass password), or both, if both are required.
If you want to duplicate the "Give people time to refuse the request for access" part of LastPass's feature, then retain a lawyer to hold the copies for you and -after receiving a request for them- release them after an agreed-upon period of time (or if they get a proper death certificate or whatever).