This week will, I expect, be the last time we talk about passkeys for awhile. But out listeners are still buzzing about it, and some widespread confusion about what Apple presented during their WWDC developer's session needs a bit of clarification. While doing that, I realized and will share how to best characterize what FIDO is, which we're going to get, with respect to SQRL, which we're not. I also want to turn our listeners onto a free streaming penetration testing security course which begins Wednesday after next. Then we have a TON of listener feedback which I've wrapped in additional news. And one listener's question, in particular, was so intriguing that I'm going to repeat it but not answer it yet, so that all of our listeners can have a week to contemplate its correct answer. And although I wasn't looking for it, I also stumbled upon a surprising demonstration proof that we are, indeed, living in a simulation. When I share it, I think you'll be as convinced as I am. And finally, as suggested by this podcast's title, we're going to take a very deep dive into the past week's headline-capturing news that Apple's famous M1 ARM chips all contain a critical bug that cannot be fixed. Just how bad is it?