Honestly, anything that I consider sensitive to the point of protecting beyond simple available protection will die with me because it is only recorded on my organic hard drive (my brain).

Nothing protects me more than my unimportance and lack of significant worldly things that can be taken from me. I endured some aggravation recently when my email password was hacked and all my contacts started getting spammed. As much as it pissed me off it was only a minor bump in the road, and was easily fixed.

Having been in the business of finding hidden things, I know that like the old Mafia saw, "anyone can be killed", no information outside your brain is safe if the right people care enough to find it. I can't count the times when we stopped digging because what we wanted did not pass cost/benefit considerations.

Actually, even what's in our brain is not safe for most of us if it is important enough to pry out, but that's getting totally all paranoid for 99.9 percent of us.