Phishing scam really is a matter of life and death

Attack on LastPass users asked recipients to check if they were still alive.

When issues are described as a matter of life and death, it’s often hyperbole. But a recent phishing scam brought the reference into more literal perspective, and highlighted the complex issues facing regulators.

Last month, a phishing scam aimed at users of password manager LastPass attempted to convince recipients

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