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Safe Deposit box with emergency unlock codes for 1password or Last Pass maybe? That should be pretty straight-forward. You would need to make clear that they w
by Top19 9y ago
Safe Deposit box with emergency unlock codes for 1password or Last Pass maybe? That should be pretty straight-forward.
You would need to make clear that they would need your phone as well for MFA codes, so if you have a phone password (you should) make sure to put that in the deposit box or notes section of 1password/LastPass.
- greenyoda 9y agoRequiring your phone would be problematic, since there are many ways you can die in which your phone could be lost or destroyed: fire, car crash, plane crash, drowning, a violent robbery, etc.
- kockfre 9y agoI would also recommend a Yubikey or something, in case MFA is needed. Nice story here about this topic: https://www.buzzfeed.com/nicolenguyen/digital-death-plan-passwords?utm_term=.yhQQD2gnW#.mqEm8PB5G https://www.buzzfeed.com/nicolenguyen/digital-death-plan-pas...
- beckler 9y ago1password has the ability to generate one-time passwords for MFA. It shows up as a type of field in each entry.