Review your access
Check recent sign-ins and connected devices on Microsoft's official pages.
OWNER-LED ACCOUNT SECURITY
A focused workspace for your Microsoft & Minecraft account security. Review your access, strengthen your sign-in and keep track of every step—with your account details staying yours.
DESIGN PREVIEW · ACCOUNT CHANGES HAPPEN ON MICROSOFT
$ yoshi security review
Your credentials stay with you.▌
ONE STEP AT A TIME
Open the official Microsoft security page, complete each change yourself, then record your progress in the workspace.
Work through your own account settings.
WORKFLOW EXAMPLE
Review → Update → Confirm → Record
SECURITY WORKFLOW
A QUIETER CONTROL ROOM
No clutter, no credentials to hand over. Your checklist, a fresh password generator and official account links sit together in a clean workspace.
Explore the workspace →WHAT'S INSIDE
Check recent sign-ins and connected devices on Microsoft's official pages.
Generate a unique password locally and set up your own authenticator.
Review recovery methods and store your recovery code in your own trusted storage.
Save your checklist in this browser or download a copy for your records.
QUESTIONS
A few things to know about this preview.
No. This is an owner-led workspace. You complete changes on Microsoft's website; checklist confirmations are self-reported.
No. This preview never asks for account credentials or sign-in tokens.
Only in this browser's local storage. You can export or reset it from the workspace.
No. Discord access and the production service have not been configured.
YOUR ACCOUNT. YOUR CONTROL.
A few focused steps, all in one place.
YOSHI SECURE / OWNER-LED SECURITY
A practical security workspace for your own Microsoft account. Complete the changes on Microsoft's website. Your password, recovery code and 2FA secret never come here.
Progress is stored only in this browser. A checked box records your confirmation; it does not verify your Microsoft settings.
GENERATED ON YOUR DEVICE
Generate a random 24-character password locally. Apply it yourself on Microsoft's official site. Nothing is saved or submitted.
This hub does not alter aliases, remove existing security methods, collect sign-in tokens or claim to generate Microsoft recovery codes.