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LastPass users phishing campaign using fake support threads

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A phishing campaign is targeting LastPass users with fake account-access alerts, putting vault credentials at risk. The lure uses spoofed support threads and urgent links to a fake login page on verify-lastpass[.]com. LastPass says its infrastructure has not been compromised, but the campaign is still trying to harvest user passwords.

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Timeline

  1. 04.03.2026 22:44 2 articles · 2mo ago

    LastPass warns users about phishing campaign

    Initial Disclosure

    LastPass warns users about a phishing campaign targeting LastPass users with fake unauthorized account access alerts, spoofed "LastPass Support" display names, and subject lines that mimic forwarded internal support conversations to pressure victims into clicking links such as "report suspicious activity," "disconnect and lock vault," and "revoke device." The messages direct users to a fake LastPass login page on verify-lastpass[.]com and related modified URLs that collect LastPass credentials, while LastPass says its infrastructure has not been compromised and is working with third-party partners to take down the fraudulent websites.

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