LastPass is a password manager that can simplify your life.

In today’s world, one average computer user should keep in mind all sorts of passwords - for Windows, email, facebook, twitter, forums, online banking, etc. Sometimes you forgot it when you most need it. This is why a password manager might be useful.

LastPass will give you everything you need for free. It stores your every passwords and login data in a secure place on your computer (encrypted with 256-bit AES, one-way salted hashes, and PBKDF2 iterations).

You can easily generate new passwords for one particular website with LastPass strong password generator and you can login with one-click for known websites. Just set up a Profile for each credit card, family member, billing and shipping address. When you're registering for an account, or ready to complete a payment, select the Profile you want.

Every data is stored in one place and you can easily view and edit it anytime you want. LastPass Premium offers advanced features as mobile support in order to have everything at your fingertips when you’re on the go. Android, Windows Mobile and iOS are supported.

Your data can be synchronized between browsers or multiple computers, so you don’t need to worry about loosing anything. What’s more, you can add any custom field for your login information and LastPass will memorize it.

What's New in LastPass 4.79:

- Fixed an issue in which multiple alerts in the right navigation of the Security Dashboard caused the last alert listed to be displayed as cut off in the web Vault.
- Made a change to the security score implementation in which the security score will now display a fixed unknown value "?" if there are no stored passwords in the user's Vault. In the previous implementation, the security score displayed as 0% which counted negatively against the user (i.e., a "Not so safe" status).

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