Password Hacks Every Senior Should Know

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11. Use Secure Cloud Storage Carefully

Many seniors now store important documents digitally, including:

  • Tax returns
  • Medical records
  • Estate planning documents

Secure cloud storage services are generally safe — but only if protected with strong passwords and two-factor authentication.

Never share cloud login credentials with anyone via email or text.

12. Don’t Share Passwords — Even With Family

It may feel harmless to give your password to a child or grandchild for convenience. But shared passwords increase risk.

If someone needs account access:

  • Use official “authorized user” features
  • Set up proper financial power of attorney
  • Use account-sharing tools within platforms

Protecting passwords protects everyone involved.

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