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Random but Memorable 15.9: Why you need a digital estate plan (and where to start) with Erin Bury
Hey everyone! 👋 A new episode of 1Password's Random but Memorable podcast has dropped! Listen now Watch on YouTube Episode summary Ever wondered what happens to your online accounts when you’re gone? 💭 This week, we’re joined by Erin Bury, CEO of Willful, to talk about the importance of digital estate planning — what it is, why it matters, and how to make it easier. Erin breaks down how to protect your online accounts, manage your digital legacy, and give your loved ones control of the information that matters most. 📝💙 In Watchtower Weekly, we uncover the rise of AI impersonator scams including fake ChatGPT tools and malicious “AI upgrades” that trick people into giving up their data. ⚠️ Don't have time to watch or listen? Read the interview highlights on 1Password Community. You can chat about anything discussed in the episode in the thread below!
Password at registration may contain username
When registering for an account here, the restrictions on passwords are 15 to 25 characters No part of the username however pasting nothing but the username, Ｂｏｂ, gets a check ✔️. I suspect that the validation code fails to understand character encoding. It's a tricky subject.Random but Memorable 14.8: World Password Day Special
Hey everyone! 👋 A new episode of 1Password's Random but Memorable podcast has dropped! Listen now Watch on YouTube Episode summary It’s our World Password Day Special! 🌎🔤 Tune in as we answer all your burning questions about passwords, passkeys, multi-factor authentication and more. 🔥 In Watchtower Weekly, we debate why your next security hire might be an algorithm. We then discuss why Gen Z still reuse passwords despite being aware of the security risks. If that wasn’t enough, in Alternative Security Questions we ask Roo, Sara, and Matt what they would hoard in a zombie apocalypse. 🧟♀️ You can read a transcript of the interview here! Want to chat about anything we discussed on the episode? Let us know in the thread below!Random but Memorable 14.5: Triple Hollywood Movie Sabotage with Ralph Echemendia
Hey everyone! 👋 A new episode of 1Password's Random but Memorable podcast has dropped! Listen now Watch on YouTube Episode summary Why does Hollywood get hacking wrong in so many movies and TV series? 🎬🎥 In this episode, we invite Ralph Echemendia to share his wild stories working in Hollywood as a technical supervisor on award-winning projects like Mr. Robot, Snowden, Savages, and Nerve. We also shine a spotlight on the work Ralph is doing to help the world’s most influential record labels and movie studios protect what they’re working on. In Watchtower Weekly, we learn how a resentful developer used a kill switch to sabotage employer's systems. 👨💻 You can read a transcript of the interview here! Want to chat about anything we discussed on the episode? Let us know in the thread below!Random but Memorable 14.4: Security Audit App Ideas with Jacob DePriest
Hey everyone! 👋 A new episode of 1Password's Random but Memorable podcast has dropped! Listen now Watch on YouTube Episode summary What’s it like to work as a CISO at a security company? This week, 1Password’s VP of Security and CISO, Jacob DePriest, reveals all. Jacob also shares his advice for building strong security teams with diverse perspectives, backgrounds, and skillsets. 👥 In Watchtower Weekly, we unpack a novel technique to break into businesses - pretending to offer audits of the company's cybersecurity. Plus, Matt & Roo share their best app ideas in Alternative Security Questions.📱💡 You can read a transcript of the interview here! Want to chat about anything we discussed on the episode? Let us know in the thread below!
Phishing email attempt - be careful out there
I just received this phishing email and thought I would share it with the community as a reminder to stay safe and always inspect before you click. I already forwarded the email to 1password (with headers) in addition to reporting it to the abuse email of the campaign service it came from. Not sure how they got ahold of the email though.
