Anyone can build software with AI now, and millions of people are giving it a try. But when AI can spin up an app in minutes, are security risks slipping through the cracks? 👀💻 In our season finale of Random but Memorable, we dive into the promise and pitfalls of building software with AI. First, 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, games, and workflows. 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 cybersecurity risk. From code review and developer best practices to the future of AI-assisted software development, this conversation is packed with practical advice for anyone experimenting with AI and code.🤖👨‍💻

Traveling soon? ✈️🔐 This week’s episode is your cybersecurity guide for life on the move. Learn how to keep your personal and professional data secure while navigating airports, public Wi-Fi, and local pickpockets. In Crash Course, we break down 1Password Travel Mode: what it is, how it works, and how it can help protect your most sensitive information when traveling. Wade then sits down with Gerald Auger from Simply Cyber for a practical conversation about travel security. The pair cover vacation risks, business trips, free Wi-Fi, lost devices, and the simple habits that make traveling a whole lot safer. 🛜🏨 Plus, we reveal the winners of our 1Password giveaway!

In our World Password Day Special, we’re digging into credentials, identity, and authentication — and where security is heading next. 🔐✨ In Watchtower Weekly, we reveal how people are using AI 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. 🔤 1Password CISO Jacob DePriest joins the show later on to talk about identity security and the future of authentication. We cover password hygiene in 2026, passkeys, “passwordless,” and the rise of AI agents needing access to our accounts. Plus: we’re celebrating World Password Day with a giveaway — your chance to win a free year of 1Password. 🎉

So you’ve been hacked… Now what?! 😬🔐 We all think it won’t happen to us — until it does. In this episode, we take a break from prevention and focus on the important steps to follow if the worst actually happens. Glenn Wilkinson, cybersecurity expert and co-founder of Agger Labs, explains what to do if you, someone you love, or your organization gets hacked. From compromised email accounts to ransomware and the high-stakes decisions that follow, Glenn shares clear advice on how to respond, recover, and stay calm under pressure. 😌📲 Plus, in Watchtower Weekly, we discuss Anthropic’s Project Glasswing and what it could mean for the future of AI and software vulnerabilities. Then, in Crash Course, we break down open-source security — the community-driven model that helps protect huge parts of the internet. And in #Ask1Password, we share tips for helping your team actually adopt 1Password after a rollout.

Sharing information with AI has quickly become second nature. But what are you really giving away? 🤖🗣️ Think twice about your next prompt, as we dig into what it really means to use AI tools safely. Jamie Bartlett, author of How to Talk to AI (And How Not To), joins the show to unpack an important skill: using AI without giving away more than you intend. Whether you’re experimenting on your own or managing AI usage across an entire organization, this conversation will help you stay in control. Jamie’s advice covers everything from misplaced trust and oversharing to the subtle ways prompts shape responses. Plus, in Watchtower Weekly and Crash Course, we connect the dots between AI and security, unpacking 1Password’s Unified Access announcement and credential brokering — and how they can help teams securely manage access for AI agents. And finally, who will detect this week’s stolen identity in Identity Theft? 🕵️‍♂️

Supply chains, server crashes, and building break-ins. Our latest episode is a reminder that cybersecurity doesn’t stop at the screen. 🏢🔐 We sit down with Deviant Ollam, physical security expert and pentester, as he lifts the lid on the physical “IRL” side of security. From bypassing door locks and badge systems to testing data center defenses, Deviant shares what attackers are looking for, and why the physical layer can be the weakest link. 🚪🔑 But that’s not all! In Watchtower Weekly, we unpack how supply chain attacks are evolving into a self-reinforcing cybercrime economy — where one breach fuels the next, creating an endless loop of access, data, and profit for attackers. ⭕️💻

Are cybersecurity professionals more burned out than ever? 😩🧠 From alert fatigue to constant vigilance, we unpack what’s driving increased stress — and what organizations can do to build sustainable security teams. Plus, we take a deep dive into spear phishing. In Crash Course, you’ll learn why it’s so effective and how AI is making targeted attacks more convincing than ever. Bron Gondwana, CEO of Fastmail joins the show later on to explore what AI-powered phishing looks like from inside your inbox. From tracking pixels to hyper-personalised scams, Bron shares what’s changing, which red flags still matter, and the simple habits that can keep you one step ahead. 📩🚩 We even make time to debunk password manager myths in #Ask1Password! 🔤

Ever fancied becoming a digital detective? 🕵️‍♀️ This week, we unpack everything you need to know about open-source intelligence (OSINT). In Crash Course, you'll learn what OSINT is, and the power of publicly-available information. Kolina Koltai, an investigator at Bellingcat, joins us later in the show to explain how she uses OSINT to track down scammers.🔎 Before all of that, we dive into OpenClaw, the experimental, self-hosted AI agent that can browse the web and take actions on your behalf. It’s powerful, it’s exciting… and it raises big questions about permissions and security.

How can you help your loved ones navigate and securely adopt AI tools ? Will Gardner, CEO of Childnet joins the show for a vital conversation about helping families use AI safely. We talk about Childnet’s latest research and the practical ways you can become a digital role model and start better AI conversations at home. 🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒💬 In Watchtower Weekly, we unpack some new trends in crypto crime, from deepfake fraud to real-world attacks targeting everyday crypto holders.💰Then, in Crash Course, we break down Model Context Protocol (MCP) — the emerging standard that lets AI tools securely connect to apps and services, moving beyond chatbots toward assistants that can actually take action. And finally, another famous identity is stolen in our latest security game. 👀❓

It’s a brand new season of Random but Memorable — and we’re kicking things off with practical security for the people you care about most. 🧑‍🧑‍🧒‍🧒🔐 In Watchtower Weekly we unpack AI assistants moving into healthcare — from ChatGPT Health to Claude for Healthcare — and what that means for privacy, accuracy, and trust. Later, you’ll hear how members of the 1Password security team protect their own families — sharing real-world advice on home devices and networks, kids, parents, and the small habits that matter most. 🏠🛜 Plus, we debut a brand-new game for this season – Identity Theft – complete with a fresh jingle and a reminder that multi-factor authentication always wins. 🕵️‍♂️🎶