Haha, Lord Voldemort was way ahead of his time, even without a time turner! :P Yeah, the risk of using only one Horcrux exists. I guess one can create as many Horcruxes as their memory permits, but one still beats zero.

Hey Chris Yeah, you understood it right. The horcrux (stored in your head) is effectively a second factor. Your password + 2FA usage is pretty secure IMHO. You can probably use a horcrux for websites that don't offer 2FA, or use it as a third factor for websites which do offer 2FA (3FA might seem a bit too much but to each his own I guess :)

Thanks Appaji :)

Thank you, Vaibhav :)

Thanks Szymon :)

Hey Sridhar The horcrux is effectively a second factor to your password, especially when the website doesn't offer the regular 2FA.

I wouldn't say it is totally useless as long as it is sealed and stored in a secure place - your wife's password manager, a physical vault (many people use this to actually store their private keys), or your wife could commit it to memory. The core idea is to keep adding as many layers of security as possible without inconveniencing you/your wife much.

Thanks ranjith Guduru :) I'd suggest you try out BitWarden or any other open source password manager. I liked the UI/UX of BitWarden over LastPass tbh. And there's a simple way to export all your passwords from LastPass to BitWarden.

Thanks Prashanthi! :)

Thank you, Molly :)