We find out why calls to Dublin airport's noise complaints line have soared, and Carole quizzes Graham to celebrate World Password Day.

All this and more is discussed in the latest edition of the "Smashing Security" podcast by computer security veterans Graham Cluley and Carole Theriault.

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Links:

Houston Zoo asks FBI to investigate text-message attack — Houston Chronicle.
Trunk calls for Rory Lion flood telephone lines — Irish Independent.
Airport Noise & Noise Reports — Dublin Airport.
Dublin Airport got 12,272 noise complaints last year from just one person — Irish Independent.
Compromised Passwords Responsible for Hacking Breaches — Securelink.
Verizon 2021 DBIR Results & Analysis — Verizon.
Three random words — NCSC.
What’s wrong with What3Words? — YouTube.
Why What3Words is not suitable for safety critical applications — Cybergibbons.
What3Words – The Algorithm — Cybergibbons.
Why bother with What Three Words? — Terence Eden.
River (TV series) — Wikipedia.
Wearing shoes inside the house is gross – and there’s science to back that up — The Guardian.
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Password blips, and who's calling the airport?