Set your preferences and save your changes. Scan the barcode with the LastPass Authenticator app.ĥ. In “Multifactor Options”, edit LastPass Authenticator and view the barcode.Ĥ. Log in to LastPass on your computer and launch “Account Settings” from your vault.ģ. Download LastPass Authenticator to your mobile device.Ģ. To turn on LastPass Authenticator for your LastPass account:ġ. You can even mark a device as “trusted”, so you won’t be prompted for codes on that device while your account remains protected by two-factor authentication. Even if your password is compromised, your account can’t be accessed without the two-factor authentication code. Two-factor authentication improves your digital security by protecting your account with an additional login step. Safeguard your LastPass account by requiring two-factor authentication codes when signing in.
With one-tap verification and secure cloud backup, LastPass Authenticator gives you all the security, without any of the frustration.
Thank you for sharing this article and providing support and thank you to LastPass for sorting out the issue.LastPass Authenticator offers effortless two-factor authentication for your LastPass account and other supported apps. (Edit #2, 28/12 4.50pm GMT): The bug has been fixed in version 1. However, as I pointed out above, you don’t need physical access, a maliciously installed application can easily access the activity and capture the code.) (Edit #1, 27/12 7.30pm GMT): A lot of people are saying that this flaw requires physical access. The best workaround currently is using a good App locker, such as the inbuilt locker in OxygenOS or KeepSafe’s App Lock. Unfortunately the app is not covered under the Bugcrowd bounty programme but I feel that it is important to let people know. This lack of protection can be automated as it’s merely a standard Android activity. Notice how at no point you needed to provide your PIN/fingerprint to access this activity? Pressing the back arrow in the top left (or your back arrow button) will bring you to the Main activity, where your 2FA codes lay. Open the settings activity and you’ll see (surprise, surpise) the settings page.
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