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How does that make sense? Then you'd have to update your will every time you changed a password. Wouldn't it be better to keep the list somewhere safe and acces
by JohnFen 2y ago
How does that make sense? Then you'd have to update your will every time you changed a password. Wouldn't it be better to keep the list somewhere safe and accessible that is easier to update, then mention that in the will?
- Gormo 2y agoUse a password manager, and put the master password in your will. Better yet, use keyfiles as a secondary option (I believe this is supported by all implementations of KeePass), and store a secure copy of the key file along with your will.