Digital legacy: How to make sure your family is not locked out – The Sydney Morning Herald
We spend our lives building digital fortresses, which have never been more secure. Between encrypted password managers, biometric locks, and the new world of passkeys, our personal data is generally only available if we are present and consenting. So how do we make sure our family can access it if we die?

Your ISP logs every website you visit through DNS—these are the only 2 alternatives I trust – howtogeek.com
Your DNS server may log every website you visit, and if you’ve never configured a privacy-respecting one, you’re likely exposing your activity online. It’s not a technical issue but a legal one. I’ll go over which services I trust and why.

How to Share Two-factor Authentication to a Single Account With Multiple Users – Ask Leo! – askleo.com

Your team shares one account, but two-factor authentication keeps locking everyone out. There are real solutions to this problem, and they don’t sacrifice security. I’ll show you how to set up shared two-factor authentication so everyone can get in.

Passkeys finally clicked for me when I started doing this – MakeUseOf
But after using passkeys for a while, I realized that it’s not all smooth. The moment you switch to a device running a different operating system, things can get annoying. For me, passkeys finally clicked once I stopped storing them in the built-in password managers on my devices and switched to a third-party one.

Still Using Passwords? It’s Time to Upgrade to Passkeys Now – PCmag
I probably shouldn’t talk about this on World Password Day, but no one really likes remembering passwords, do they? Even if you use a password manager (and you should), changing your credentials after a data breach is a pain.

I’m a password expert – and these are my 5 top tips for choosing a good one and keeping your data safe – techradar.com
In case you weren’t aware, today is World Password Day.

Don’t Let Your Passwords Die With You. Here’s How to Share Account Access Safely – PCMag
Digital legacy features make it easier to transfer account access to family members without sharing passwords up front. I’ll show you how to get set up in minutes.

You’re Changing Your Password Too Often. Here’s Why You Shouldn’t – PCMag
We’ve been conditioned to think that good cyber hygiene means creating new, strong, and unique passwords every few months. Not so fast!