Yeah, I can't think of many reasons why an executor would need the passwords of the deceased. Banks and other financial institutions have a protocol for this: s

Yeah, I can't think of many reasons why an executor would need the passwords of the deceased. Banks and other financial institutions have a protocol for this: send them the death cert, and they distribute to beneficiaries or as directed by law. There's no need to log in as that (dead) user, and it could make things complicated if withdrawals or transactions are made that go against the beneficiary rules. Maybe you need the password for crypto wallets, but that's on the deceased for not thinking of another plan.