It’s been virtually two months since LastPass owner GoTo confirmed that its company had been hacked in November of final 12 months, exposing person knowledge for a variety of its security- and access-focused merchandise. But hackers additionally breached GoTo’s different merchandise: Central, Pro, be part of.me, Hamachi, and RemotelyAnywhere. In an replace regarding these breaches yesterday, GoTo gave extra data that’s trigger for concern: along with taking encrypted knowledge from a shared third-party server, the hackers managed to get the encryption key, too.

The LastPass hack was already pretty devastating for an organization that’s all about securing customers’ knowledge. Previously we knew that usernames and passwords, in addition to billing data, electronic mail addresses, cellphone numbers, and IP addresses had been stolen. The update says that along with all of that, extra usernames and passwords (together with salted and hashed passwords), multi-factor authentication settings, and licensing data was taken from customers of Central, Pro, be part of.me, Hamachi, and RemotelyAnywhere. GoToMyPC and Rescue assist databases had been, apparently, not stolen, nor had been bank card numbers.

The replace doesn’t say what number of customers had been affected — actually, GoTo hasn’t provided that data in any respect thus far. But the publish says that “we are contacting affected customers directly” and recommending steps to guard their account data. Affected customers’ passwords on the associated GoTo merchandise have been reset by the corporate. User accounts are being migrated to an “enhanced Identity Management Platform” with extra sturdy safety.

The replace is the newest in a string of embarrassing information for GoTo and LastPass. The November hack follows an analogous occasion in August of last year, apparently associated, and within the mixed breaches each inside firm data and buyer knowledge was compromised. If you wish to know the right way to go away LastPass, you’re not alone: PCWorld has a guide for you.