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Probably physical objects need to be involved (code on paper etc) but then again how to make sure the next best burglar doesn't get the prize of his lifetime.
by tbrownaw 13y ago
Probably physical objects need to be involved (code on paper etc) but then again how to make sure the next best burglar doesn't get the prize of his lifetime.
Does anyone know of such a solution?
Put it in a safe deposit box at your local bank?
- Domenic_S 13y agoPretty much. All my online logins are long random passwords stored in either 1Password or my phone. I've considered writing up my password (to 1PW), and computer unlock PW, and dropping it in my safe deposit box, updating it monthly or whenever I change those passwords. Any good reason not to?
- roywiggins 13y agoFirst thing that comes to mind- not a lawyer but: It's probably going to be harder to force you to divulge a password in a court case than to just subpoena the piece of paper with your password on it and the computer with the 1PW database.
- Vespasian 13y agoBut wouldn't that allow a simple subpoena to get access to everything? Certainly it's the best bet against criminals