For those that store your information on an online manager

[Basedjack]

There are many users who trust the password manager more than a person should. And they submit the private key along with the password to the password manager. This allows hackers to get full access to people's information. But stupid people think that saving their accounts in the password manager and Google Drive will protect them. Later, hackers easily take people's accounts and disappear using their tricks. When stupid people are victims of fraud, they start taking precautions from these places.

[libert19]

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As soon as the breach happened, I started searching for alternatives and eventually landed on Proton Pass.
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After lastpass breach I stopped trusting every online password manager and moved to offline ones like keepass and password safe. I don't think this is completely safe either but I like to think being not connected to Internet significantly decreases the attack factors.