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Secure Sharing Decision Helper

Decide how to share passwords, notes, files, recovery info, or sensitive access safely. Choose categories only. Never paste the secret itself.

Recommendation

Rotate after sharing

High risk. 76/100 score from the selected categories.

Decision

Rotate after sharing

The recipient may need temporary access, but the old secret should not remain valid afterward.

Risk

76/100

High risk from selected categories.

Rotation

Required

Plan the cleanup before sharing.

Generated sharing plan

Copy the plan into your private workflow. Add actual secrets only inside the vault, link service, or offline process you choose.

# Secure Sharing Decision

This plan is generated locally from categories only. Do not paste secrets into this page.

## Inputs
- Item type: Password or passphrase
- Recipient: Trusted person
- Purpose: One-time help
- Access window: Minutes or hours
- Current channel: Not chosen
- Revocation or cleanup: Can rotate
- Selected risk flags: Recipient can forward it

## Recommendation
- Decision: Rotate after sharing
- Risk score: 76/100 (High)
- Rotate after sharing: Yes
- Why: The recipient may need temporary access, but the old secret should not remain valid afterward.
- Method: Share the least privilege version for the shortest window, then rotate the password, key, token, or recovery material.
- Next step: Assign the rotation owner now and do not consider the handoff complete until the old access stops working.

## Decision path
- 1. Share type: Password or passphrase. Risk starts at high.
- 2. Recipient: Trusted person. Recipient category does not block the share by itself.
- 3. Channel: Not chosen. Recommended action: Rotate after sharing.
- 4. Cleanup: rotation or access removal is required after sharing.

## Risk flags
- The recipient may be able to forward, download, or screenshot the material.

## Preparation checklist
- Verify the recipient identity and the request purpose using a separate trusted channel.
- Share only the minimum needed. Remove passwords, recovery codes, personal data, or admin scope that the recipient does not need.
- Name the owner, expiration, removal path, and person responsible for cleanup before sending anything.
- Assign the rotation owner and rotation time before sharing. Do not leave cleanup as a later favor.

## After-sharing steps
- Record what was shared, with whom, why, and when the access should end.
- Confirm the recipient can complete the task without asking for extra secrets.
- Remove temporary files, downloads, drafts, screenshots, and clipboard copies where possible.
- Rotate the password, key, token, backup code set, or recovery path after the handoff is complete.

## Related Passlock tools
- Secure Note Template: https://passlock.to/tools/secure-note-template
- Emergency Access Checklist: https://passlock.to/tools/emergency-access-checklist
- Password Rotation Planner: https://passlock.to/tools/password-rotation-planner
- 2FA Recovery Checklist: https://passlock.to/tools/two-factor-recovery-checklist
- Breach Response Checklist: https://passlock.to/tools/breach-response-checklist
- Password Manager Migration: https://passlock.to/tools/password-manager-migration-checklist

Generated locally by https://passlock.to/tools/secure-sharing-decision-helper

Rotate after sharing

The recipient may need temporary access, but the old secret should not remain valid afterward.

Method

Share the least privilege version for the shortest window, then rotate the password, key, token, or recovery material.

Next step

Assign the rotation owner now and do not consider the handoff complete until the old access stops working. Rotation is part of this plan.

Decision path

  • 1. Share type: Password or passphrase. Risk starts at high.
  • 2. Recipient: Trusted person. Recipient category does not block the share by itself.
  • 3. Channel: Not chosen. Recommended action: Rotate after sharing.
  • 4. Cleanup: rotation or access removal is required after sharing.

Risk flags

  • The recipient may be able to forward, download, or screenshot the material.

Preparation checklist

  • Verify the recipient identity and the request purpose using a separate trusted channel.
  • Share only the minimum needed. Remove passwords, recovery codes, personal data, or admin scope that the recipient does not need.
  • Name the owner, expiration, removal path, and person responsible for cleanup before sending anything.
  • Assign the rotation owner and rotation time before sharing. Do not leave cleanup as a later favor.

After-sharing steps

  • Record what was shared, with whom, why, and when the access should end.
  • Confirm the recipient can complete the task without asking for extra secrets.
  • Remove temporary files, downloads, drafts, screenshots, and clipboard copies where possible.
  • Rotate the password, key, token, backup code set, or recovery path after the handoff is complete.

Can I paste the secret here?

No. Use categories only. Put real passwords, files, recovery codes, and keys only inside the secure system you choose.

When should I avoid sharing?

Do not share when identity is uncertain, the channel is chat or email, or there is no revocation, rotation, or removal path.

When should I rotate afterward?

Rotate after any copied password, vendor handoff, external access, non-revocable share, or message-based fallback.

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