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Random but Memorable 16.8: World Password Day special!
It’s that time of year again! May 7th marked World Password Day, giving us the perfect opportunity to discuss passwords, passkeys, and authentication. We’re also offering three lucky winners a free year of 1Password -- check out the episode to learn how to enter! Listen now Watch now Episode summary In Watchtower Weekly, we reveal how people are using AI tools to generate passwords… and why that might not be a great idea. Then, in Crash Course, you’ll learn about entropy -- what it actually means, and what makes a password truly strong. 🔤 Jacob DePriest, CISO at 1Password, joins the show later on to talk about identity security and the future of authentication. We cover password hygiene, MFA, passkeys, and the security challenges associated with ensuring AI agents access and use credentials securely. What did you think of this episode? Let us know in the thread below!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!Random but Memorable: BONUS EPISODE – Answering YOUR listener questions
Hey everyone! 👋 A new BONUS episode of 1Password's Random but Memorable podcast has dropped! Listen now Watch on YouTube Episode summary You asked, we answered! 🎙️🔐 In this bonus episode of Random but Memorable, we’re tackling listener questions from Reddit and the 1Password Community. We cover everything from why some people are still skeptical of passkeys, to the role 1Password will play in a future where AI agents sign in and complete tasks on our behalf. Plus, we dig into 1Password Environments and how it helps developers securely manage secrets. Allie, Matt, and Wade also reveal the cybersecurity misconceptions they’d love to retire for good. Short, practical, and packed with listener questions — keep them coming at [email protected] You can chat about anything discussed in the episode in the thread below!Random but Memorable 17.0: How to start vibe coding without compromising security
Millions of people are leveraging AI to write code at work and in their spare time. Jeff Malnick, 1Password’s VP of Engineering for Developer & AI, joins Random but Memorable to discuss how to vibe code without introducing vulnerabilities or exposing confidential information. Listen now Watch now Episode summary In Crash Course, Roo breaks down what vibe coding actually means, why it’s suddenly taken off, and how people are using AI tools to build apps, websites, and more. Then, in Watchtower Weekly, we look at the security risks, including exposed data and leaked API keys, and why AI-built apps still need real software guardrails.📲 Later, Wade sits down with Jeff Malnick, 1Password’s VP of Engineering for Developer & AI, to discuss how to start vibe coding without creating a security risk. This conversation is packed with practical advice for anyone experimenting with AI and code.🤖👨💻 Do you have a security tip or question about vibe coding? Let us know in the thread below!Feature request: auto-fill history
Hello 1Password Team, Most of the time, I use Apple Pay for online shopping, but today my credit card is locked because it's detecting abnormal transactions, I must have auto-filled the credit card detail in some fake shopping websites. It is not 1Password's fault, but I see opportunity for improvement, because I don't remember which website I've auto-filled my credit card. I would like to suggest a new feature for 1Password: Auto-Fill History. This feature would allow users to see a log of websites and apps where 1Password has auto-filled credit card information or other credentials. This would be particularly helpful for: Auditing where sensitive data has been used. Identifying websites or services where outdated or compromised credit cards might have been stored. Improving personal security by giving users better visibility and control over their data. A possible implementation could include a chronological history view for each credit card or login item, showing: Website or app name Date and time of auto-fill Option to delete entries from the history This feature would greatly enhance security, transparency, and usability for users who rely on 1Password to manage sensitive financial information. Thank you for considering this suggestion! Best regards, Joe
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!
