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Even better, store the password with recovery instructions in your will. That's both safe and available because wills share many of the security treats of passw
by LoSboccacc 10y ago
Even better, store the password with recovery instructions in your will. That's both safe and available because wills share many of the security treats of passwords. And it's also a good backup plan for your relatives to access bank accounts, cancel subscription services etc in the event of accidents.
- prawn 10y agoAnd/or maybe in a sealed and tamper-evident container. So you or your family can access it in an emergency, but you will know if this has occurred. The hiding location could be outlined in your will?
- LoSboccacc 10y agohow would a physical tamper resistant container work? just curious. if it's something one can buy, what prevents an attacker to buy one same container itself to replace the damaged after the fact?
- samuellb 10y agoSealed with tape, with your signature on the tape? And/or some tiny mark on the container that's hard to find.
- LoSboccacc 10y agoah silly me I was thinking about buyable products but that sounds both easy and feasible