Password and Account Security Tune-Up (Defensive)
Improve your account security step by step.
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Guide me through a personal account security tune-up. Accounts I care most about (email, banking, social, shopping): [IMPORTANT_ACCOUNTS]. How I manage passwords now: [CURRENT_METHOD]. Devices I use: [DEVICES]. Past incidents: [PAST_INCIDENTS]. Provide a prioritised plan: secure the main email account first; use a password manager and unique passwords; turn on two-step login with an authenticator app or hardware key where offered; review recovery options; check connected apps and devices; update software; and set up alerts. Include a table of accounts with columns for password unique, two-step on, recovery email current, and last reviewed. Explain how to spot a compromised account and what to do first. Add a plan for sharing access with a trusted person in an emergency without sharing passwords insecurely. Do not ask me to paste any passwords or codes here. Menu paths vary, so mark exact steps [VERIFY]. Add a worked example of the first 30 minutes: change the email password to a unique passphrase, turn on two-step login for the email account, check recovery options, and then record these in the account table with dates. Include the 'what to do if an account is already compromised' sequence in six steps.
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First 30 minutes: 1) change the email password to a unique passphrase; 2) turn on two-step login for the email account with an authenticator app [VERIFY menus]; 3) check recovery email and phone; 4) record in the table. Account | Unique password | Two-step | Recovery current | Reviewed Email | yes | yes | yes | 12 May Bank | yes | yes | yes | 12 May Shopping | no | no | no | to do If compromised: change the password from a clean device, sign out all sessions, check forwarding rules, tell the provider, check other accounts, watch statements.
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