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I feel for this kind of stuff, you want to have a local, air gapped computer, maybe a Raspberry that has an encrypted drive. A little computer that is just goin

I feel for this kind of stuff, you want to have a local, air gapped computer, maybe a Raspberry that has an encrypted drive. A little computer that is just going to work X years down the line. Edit: Or alternatively, keep a printed document and copies of all of that in a bank vault. Document lockers cost less than 100EUR per year.

jperry 4y ago
Printing seems safest. I wouldn't want to gamble on a pi not corrupting the boot SD card or something of the like.
protonbob 4y ago
That was the plan here at least for the truly sensitive data. Print it out with spaces and write on it by hand and store in a safe location.
pi3rre 4y ago
The problem with bank safes is that the moment you die, it's going to be frozen and will only be opened when you have probate. That's why it's not recommended to keep your will in a bank safe.
phendrenad2 4y ago
That's actually a great idea. Bonus points if you make a little adventure game users have to play to access the files.