├── bitwarden
    ├── Bitwarden Emergency Kit.pdf
    └── Example of Bitwarden Emergency Kit.pdf
└── README.md


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/README.md:
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 1 | # Bitwarden Emergency Kit
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 3 | Download the Emergency Kit: https://github.com/DevShubam/emergency-kits/blob/main/bitwarden/Bitwarden%20Emergency%20Kit.pdf
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 5 | Example of the Emergency Kit: https://github.com/DevShubam/emergency-kits/blob/main/bitwarden/Example%20of%20Bitwarden%20Emergency%20Kit.pdf
 6 | 
 7 | ## 🗒️ What to Include in the Notes & Additional Information Section
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 9 | The second page of this Emergency Kit is intentionally left blank so **you can customize it** based on your personal setup. Below is a list of ideas and prompts to help you fill it out meaningfully — either using a PDF editor or just handwriting it after printing.
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11 | ---
12 | 
13 | ### 🔓 Emergency Access 
14 | 
15 | If you’ve set up Bitwarden’s Emergency Access feature, you can include:
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17 | - Names and emails of your trusted contacts
18 | - Access levels (View or Takeover)
19 | - Waiting periods for each contact
20 | 
21 | ---
22 | 
23 | ### 💾 Backup & Recovery Locations
24 | 
25 | Write down where your vault or related files are backed up and how to access them:
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27 | - USB labeled “Emergency” in home office drawer
28 | - Cloud backup: Google Drive → Emergency Documents → `vault-backup.zip`
29 | - Password to decrypt the backup
30 | - Name of encryption tool used (e.g., VeraCrypt, 7-Zip, Picocrypt)
31 | 
32 | *Note: You'll also need to write your cloud storage login down if you store a backup on cloud storage. I usually don't recommend storing the vault backup on cloud storage. A USB drive or even two should be fine*
33 | 
34 | ---
35 | 
36 | ### 📱 Device Information
37 | 
38 | Helpful if you or someone needs to access your devices in a crisis:
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40 | - Phone unlock code
41 | - Laptop/desktop login password
42 | - Where your hardware security keys are stored (e.g., YubiKey in top drawer)
43 | - Notes about any trusted devices already logged into your Bitwarden account
44 | 
45 | ---
46 | 
47 | ### 🔐 2FA & Authenticator Info
48 | 
49 | Clarify how your 2FA is set up and how to recover it:
50 | 
51 | - Where your 2FA seed phrases / backup codes are stored
52 | - If you use an app like Ente Auth, you can write down your login information
53 | 
54 | ---
55 | 
56 | ### 🧂 Password Customization / Peppering
57 | 
58 | If you use a “pepper” (secret addition to your passwords), write down:
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60 | - What the pepper is (e.g., birth year, symbol, etc.)
61 | - Where it’s added (beginning / end)
62 | - Example password + pepper for clarity
63 | 
64 | ---
65 | 
66 | ### ✉️ Other Stuff (Email, etc)
67 | 
68 | - Email account login and recovery options
69 | - Other information for family
70 | 


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