* For one, the cloud is still an unknown entity to a lot of people even to those who know the essentials of how it works (Maybe especially to those people). We are all aware that once anything is posted on the internet it is never lost. It can be removed, deleted, rearranged, etc. but it is still there. I think that a lot of people like minded to me will never trust using that type of system as a storage area for their passwords no matter how good the encryption and no matter how well explained that the information in not accessible to others, If I can get my information then someone very smart can figure out a way to get it also and by putting it online (so to speak, since the information is stored on servers to be accessed when necessary by the account holders) it will only create more doubt as to it’s security.

* Secondly, and this really goes hand in hand with my first reason for not being comfortable with the security of this type of software is the old saying; “If you really want to keep a secret then the best way to do so is to simply tell no one.” So you see, by using encryption software, not matter how sophisticated it may be and coupling it with public access in the billions if that many people create accounts with LastPass, then it is of my opinion that most users will not feel safe unless they are using a software program that is totally self contained on their own computer and does not risk outside entities to have access to this software therefore keeping it inaccessible from all others.

I applaud you on a great project that still has many applications for password protection even though I think it will fall mostly upon low security password applications and possibly some sort of record keeping of names and info although I may be stretching it a little with that idea. I think a great job has been done by all those involved to make this software program possible and up and running now I believe your only struggle will be with people being scared to put their sensitive information out there where they are uncomfortable that this information could be compromised.

Then you buy the company or pay for the passwords. What if the sky starts to fall? What if gravity ceases to exist? What if a 6 turned out to be a 9??