The DEA Demanded Passwords from LastPass

&gt; Even when requests do come in, the company can only provide limited data, they added. That includes customer contact information, billing addresses and IP addresses. It could also reveal what apps a customer is storing passwords for in LastPass<p>&gt; what apps a customer is storing passwords for<p>I guess that means if you have any passwords stored for a website you don&#x27;t want anyone to know about, put it under a note with an unrelated or gibberish title? The fact they reveal the apps is kinda lame.

This actually makes me feel even better about LastPass

&gt; Police were also able to bypass encryption on the suspect’s CyberPowerPC, where they discovered an extension app for LastPass.<p>Mentioning the brand of CyberPowerPC here is irrelevant in my opinion. Last I checked, they only really make cases and do fancy lighting on custom builds which are generally used for gaming and running Windows.<p>It would have been more relevant to say Windows PC, or whatever OS the PC was running.<p>But I suppose it&#x27;s a bit much to expect Forbes writers to be in tune with this, and the police might not have given more details beyond the brand name.