So this means the vast majority of the entries that I access through LastPass are in what they call "shared folders", and those entries are not retrieved with the tooling that Steve provided. I quickly located the reason why: My use of LastPass is limited to my corporate LastPass account, and even then I only use it to share entries with other coworkers. However, when I used the tool, I was presented with a very meager list of entries.
This is an extremely useful tool and has greatly increased the ease at which all of us can understand what's happening with our private LastPass stores. In the Episode #905 of the Security Now! podcast, Steve Gibson unveils a tool to view the unencrypted data stored in your LastPass vault, as well as understand the level of encryption used to protect the vault.
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