Back by popular demand this week is 1Password founder Sara Teare! 🙌 While Matt’s away the cats will play – and bring you a particularly fast and loose episode of Random but Memorable. Yep – we’re breaking all the rules, starting with Four Word Password (instead of three), and an ending so nice we say I love you twice.

We also discuss a whole lot in Watchtower Weekly, including a crucial software update to patch some nasty 'zero-click' iPhone spyware, and how vape receipts helped convict a cyber-criminal who botnetted thousands of passwords! 🤖🚭

Plus, we’re joined again by Small Technology Foundation’s co-founder, Aral Balkan, for part two of our interview, where we discuss everything from ethical design to building the Small Web. We’ll just go ahead and drop that in here.

🏰   Watchtower Weekly

• Apple rushes to block 'zero-click' iPhone spyware
• About the security content of iOS 14.8 and iPadOS 14.8
• Apple delays controversial child protection features after privacy outcry
• ProtonMail deletes 'we don't log your IP' from website after French climate activist reportedly arrested
• Vape receipts help DOJ nab man who allegedly botnetted thousands of passwords
• Forgetting Your Password in the Olden Times™

🎙  Guest Interview –  Aral Balkan

• Visit small-tech.org
• Small is Beautiful: Monthly live stream
• Follow @aral on Twitter
• Visit ar.al
• Universal Declaration of Cyborg Rights

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This week we featured a video from Alasdair Beckett-King: Forgetting Your Password in the Olden Times™

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