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A password audit at home

Go through the vault — what is old, what is missing.

A password audit = a check of the vault, not an interrogation

A password audit at home is the second part of 📱 Phone audit — aimed at keys. You sit with a parent. You open the vault. You go through accounts: school, games, email. For each: strong? different from elsewhere? in the vault?

An audit is not “who was naughty”. It is a list on paper:

One change a month is enough. Everything at once = burnout.

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A password that is a name + a year, or that you once sent into chat, belongs on the list change immediately. Not “after the holidays”.

What you look for

A weak password: short, about you, 123456, the same everywhere.

Missing from the vault: a password only in the head or on a scrap.

Missing 2FA: on important email or a game with purchases.

An old account: a game you no longer play — delete the account with a parent, do not leave it spinning.

Audit method

  1. A list of accounts — you say what you use. A parent adds family ones.

  2. The vault is open. For each: is there a record?

  3. Mark one account for a password change this week. One for switching 2FA on.

  4. Paper into a drawer. The audit date at the top. In three months again. Then: a new sentence into the vault, delete notes called “passwords”, remind the rule about chat.

If you find an account a parent did not know about, it is not a scene — it is a conversation.

What to say

“We are doing a password audit from the course. I want school and games to have different keys.”

How it fits the projects

Family vault — the audit checks that the vault is alive.

🏠 Family rules. An audit once a quarter — agree a date on the fridge.

Key keeper finale — you will sum up what the audit showed.

Now you 💪

An audit with a parent: at least three accounts (school + two others). Paper with yes/no. One action for this week.

  1. Three accounts in the vault or a plan to add them.

  2. Change one password — if it is weak or the same elsewhere.

  3. The date of the next audit on paper — for example in three months.

Check: You have paper from the audit. One change a week. The vault = the truth about passwords.

What to take from this lesson