For those of you who are users of the password & account management site OneLogin, you need to be aware that they've been hacked. I don't use this service, or others like it for this very reason.

According to everything I've read, the hackers were able to decrypt encrypted passwords, making all of your information on any linked site vulnerable. If you use the OneLogin site, particularly to access this site, CHANGE YOUR PASSWORDS IMMEDIATIELY!



Quote Originally Posted by LA Times Article
Hackers have gained access to OneLogin, an online password manager that offers a single sign-on to multiple websites and services.OneLogin said in a blog post that it couldn't rule out the possibility that hackers got keys to reading encrypted data, such as stored passwords.

Published reports, however, say OneLogin informed customers that the hackers indeed got that capability. OneLogin didn't immediately respond to a request for comment.

Password managers help people keep track of passwords for a growing array of websites and services that require one. Instead of having to remember complex passwords for each one, people can just remember a master password. The password service then unlocks other accounts as needed.


You can read more info on this breach from an online Security site:
https://krebsonsecurity.com/2017/06/...-decrypt-data/