LastPass leaked info

I would be interested to know what folks here think of the safety of password managers. I've never used one, because of my mistrust of unregulated 3rd parties, and of reports such as this. Yet respected sources still recommend them, largely because the usual alternative (same password at multiple sites) is more dangerous. I keep my sensitive passwords (less than a dozen, all different and written down elsewhere) in a ledger unlikely to be discovered in a home invasion.

My job recently told me to stop using dirty words in french as passwords.  So I change to chinese and that wasn't acceptable.  Point being that they have the ability to read what I use.  Passwords are not secure. Thats why current biometric face readers use 3D depth perception so that a picture of your face cannot be used.

ThatsMyFace is a company which uses two headshots to 3D print your face – fun gadget, right? But: their technology can be used to trick facial recognition systems.

Remember the latex faces from “Mission Impossible” agent Ethan Hunt wears to trick his opponents? They have become a reality (although they can’t be produced as fast as in the movies) thanks to 3D printing. Companies such as ThatsMyFace, based in Oregon, are already using 3D printing to create life-like representations of faces.