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# [Write Your Passwords in a Notebook and How To Memorialize and Access Deceased Loved Ones' Online Accounts](https://miguelacallesmba.com/write-your-passwords-in-a-notebook?utm_source=hashnode&utm_medium=feed)

You might find it odd for information security people to recommend writing down your password in a notebook somewhere. Most security guidance recommends NOT writing down your password. Anywhere. Ever. This might be true and much needed in a corporate...

Dec 15, 2019 · 14 min read · miguelacallesmba.com  
Updated Dec 30, 2021  
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Miguel is a Principal Engineer and the author of the “Serverless Security” book. He has worked on multiple serverless projects as a developer and security engineer, contributed to open-source serverless projects, and worked on large military systems in various engineering roles.

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