Watch out for this fake LastPass app on the App Store

Somehow, a fraudulent app called LassPass impersonating LastPass made its way on to the Apple App Store - avoid it at all costs.

Downloading a password manager app is a smart way to keep your passwords organized and your online accounts safe. Unfortunately, downloading a fake password manager is a good way to have your personal information stolen. We bring that up because the developers of LastPass published a blog post this week warning iPhone owners about an app called 'LassPass' that is masquerading as their password manager app on the Apple App Store.

' LassPass 'attempts to copy our branding and user interface, though close examination of the posted screenshots reveal misspellings and other indicators the app is fraudulent,' Kosak said. You can see the evidence he's referring to in the screenshot below: LassPass is a fraudulent app posing as LastPass. If you downloaded the app LassPass, your best bet is to delete it from your iPhone and change any passwords you might have tried to store in it.

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