re "Someone just used your master password to try to log in to your account from a device or location we didn't recognize"

matfeynisya

I travel interstate several times a year. Each time I log in to LastPass away from home I get the email "Someone just used your master password to try to log in to your account from a device or location we didn't recognize" – fair enough. But LastPass seems to record the new location as my "new home"; so when I return home I get the same message again. Ok, twice each time I travel – once in the other state, and once when I get back to my real home.

BUT Even when I have been home for a while, in this case about a month since I confirmed that it was me logging in from the same place as I returned to after my last travel, I still occasionally get this message. I am using the same device and in the same location with the same internet provider as the last time I had to login to LastPass.

Ash C

One thing you can try is managing your Trusted Devices to make sure your mobile and/or desktop are being recognized by LastPass as a previous device.

You can trust an individual device for 30 days, which will skip multifactor authentication prompts for the specific device when you log in to LastPass. You will still be prompted for multifactor authentication when accessing LastPass on other devices.