It essentially took a whole Saturday to get this done, and we’re just talking about my personal accounts here. That’s right, SIX HOURS of password-changing, with short breaks interspersed throughout. I knew this wouldn’t be a cakewalk, so I budgeted 90 minutes (3 pomodoros in TickTick) to get this done. Since hackers now have a copy of my LastPass vault and there’s a non-zero chance they might be able to someday decrypt it, I went through the process of changing every password stored in my vault. This turned out to be a good thing because… Changing Passwords is HARD It took all of 10 minutes, much less time than I thought. This was shockingly easy, and it’s actually gotten even simpler in the last week. Import that CSV file to your new password manager, then delete it from your computer.Sign up for a competing password manager like BitWarden, 1Password, DashLane, or KeyPass and create an account.Export a CSV of all your credentials from LastPass into a CSV ( here’s how).Migrating your saved credentials from one password manager to another turns out to be a cakewalk.
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