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Here is what I am thinking: - Setup keypassx with all key accounts/passwords - Setup 2FA on a phone app such as Google Authenticator. Then make a backup on an
by codegeek 4y ago
Here is what I am thinking:
- Setup keypassx with all key accounts/passwords
- Setup 2FA on a phone app such as Google Authenticator. Then make a backup on another phone (you can copy Authenticator app data on another phone easily). Bonus: setup Authy app on a desktop as well.
- Record a video of you showing anything critical
- Write down any details that only you know.
-Put all this in a simple HTML/Markdown page and save on an encrypted disk and/or S3. For backup, save a copy on a flash drive.
- Keep the encryption key and flash drive in a physical locker that only is accessible to your spouse (if any) or anyone else whom you want to. If you are using a physical 2FA device such as Yubikey, then keep a copy in this locker as well.
- Make a Will which explains who/how can access all this if you die suddenly.
- throwawaaarrgh 4y agoSeems a little overkill? 2FA isn't even really necessary if you have a password manager. Write down the master passwords on some paper, put it with the rest of your documents in a fire safe. Access to someone's email account is the biggest thing you need anyway since everything can be reset through it.
- nprateem 4y agoOr just use a password manager as usual but distribute your password with shamir split between several trustworthy parties, one of whom would be a solicitor or someone like that (along with your will)