After that, you’ll install the LastPass browser extension. Only sharing your passwords through LastPass’s secure sharing method is a best practice.When you get started with LastPass, the first thing you do is create an account. All of this can be managed later in the 'Sharing Center' on the bottom of the left side. You may want to do this with interns/temporary staff/etc) (If not, they can login with your credential, but they can't see the password.

Select if you'd like them to see the password.Enter the email address of your recipient you wish to share with.

Navigate to to 'all items' and hover over the tools on the far right.

It is now viewable in your vault under the all items and passwords tabs.

Enter the credentials for the website password you’d like to import.

From there, you can select what you would like to add to the vault.

Click on the LastPass browser extension (the three dots) and select “Add Item”.

To import passwords from your browser into the Vault:

You can also download their mobile app on Google Play, Apple Store and Windows Phone.

If you forget your master password they can text you a code.

Go to settings (Account Settings) in the vault and click 'Update Phone'.

To set up SMS password recovery: *This is extremely important because a Master Password can NOT be reset if you have not set up password recovery ahead of time.*:

For more in-depth information on creating a LastPass account, visit: LastPass Basics.

In the Vault you have secure storage all in one place. In the Vault, you can save passwords, notes, addresses, credit cards, bank accounts, passports and more (even secrets).

To access/open the Vault, click the Browser extension and 'Open My Vault'.

If you already have a LastPass account, the link to connect your account to UNC’s provided Premium account is here: Connect Account.

This is your password into LastPass, where your other passwords are saved/can be found. You’ll be prompted to make a “Master Password”.

After installing the browser extension, open up LastPass through the extension and create your LastPass account.

The links for each browser can be found here: Browser Links

The first step is to download the browser extension.

Your master password, and the keys used to encrypt and decrypt data, are never sent to LastPass’ servers, and are never accessible by LastPass'. Data stored in your vault is kept secret, even from LastPass.

You may ask 'Is this safe?'- LastPass says, 'Your data is encrypted and decrypted at the device level. LastPass saves your logins across devices in their “Vault”. UNC provides LastPass Premium, a secure password management system for saving and organizing passwords.

Using lastpass browser extension