Fake password-manager alerts could put your vault at risk

You open your inbox and see a message about updated security policies. Nothing about it screams scam.
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You open your inbox and see a message about updated security policies. Nothing about it screams scam. The email looks polished, the wording sounds official and the button promises a quick way to review the changes. That is exactly what makes it dangerous.LastPass is warning users about a newly identified phishing campaign that uses lookalike domains and a fake DocuSign page to lure people into downloading suspicious software.The good news is that LastPass says its systems were not affected.
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- You open your inbox and see a message about updated security policies. Nothing about it screams scam.
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