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Security dashboard claims I duplicated passwords. How do I tell last pass 2 websites are 'related'

Dominik

Hi,

e.g.

- id.sonyentertainmentnetwork.com and sony.com

- lufthansa.com and lufthansa.de

...

they are defacto the same user db but different urls/websites

can I tell that to LP somehow so it doesnt claim I duplicated it?

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rachael.orovets

Hi@"Dominik_Pich",

While there isn't a way to tell LastPass to ignore these two passwords in the Security Dashboard directly, if you use the exact same credentials on both of these sites you could set them up as Equivalent Domains in LastPass:https://support.logmeininc.com/lastpass/help/duplicate-stored-passwords-across-multiple-sites-lp040007

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dominik

thx. let me try that. yeah a change in one site will always change the other so they kinda are equivalent domains 🙂

thx for the tip

rachael.orovets

Hi@"Dominik_Pich",

While there isn't a way to tell LastPass to ignore these two passwords in the Security Dashboard directly, if you use the exact same credentials on both of these sites you could set them up as Equivalent Domains in LastPass:https://support.logmeininc.com/lastpass/help/duplicate-stored-passwords-across-multiple-sites-lp040007

anthony.thyssen

That does not help if they are the same domain as another simular group of passwords. In fact I have to do the oppisite and declare the sites as NOT being the same domain, so LastPass does not offer me the other password from that domain.