However, you could have a ridiculously strong master password - who cares if you have to type a 100 character password if you only do it once a day? And because it saves your "sub passwords", you can have them a lot stronger than you normally might.Īnother advantage is that most people won't have different passwords for every website (or will have a pattern), and LastPass lets you ditch this.
Yes, it is true that it provides a "single point of failure" unless Grid is used.
Even when using the web interface, your passwords are encrypted locally before being transmitted. What makes it secure is simply that they cannot tell anyone what your passwords are, even with a gun to their head.
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