Right, photos finished and it’s into the waiting car, a Tesla, for the short journey to central London to do the interview. Radcliffe’s husband doesn’t like Teslas, she says. And that’s the only thing she’ll tell me about her spouse, or her family. There are children, but she won’t say how many, let alone names, ages, anything like that. “There’s no reason to know about the family.” Fair enough, it’s not about them. But it is about her. She tells me she will be 50 this year, lives in the north-west … and that’s kind of it. “The details don’t need to be out there.” But she is very happy to talk about her work, which is really interesting, and I think you get a good sense of her through it.

In classic bildungsroman fashion with a satisfying dose of surrealism, the novel charts the progress of each individual “cog” amidst the ever-moving machine of life.They even take you through things like deployment in large enterprise networks and very advanced topics like kernel compilation, the creation of custom ISO files, and encryption. This is why I rate this book Beginner-Advanced. You can definitely learn something new from this book, no matter where you are coming from. Social engineering is the perfect solution: all the fun of playing the criminal without the consequences. And the tattoos make sense now; the angel’s feather is bigger, but the devil one is still very much there.

The recently deceased creator of the environment has left a trail of Easter eggs within a virtual reality game. Whoever solves the game stands to inherit both his fortune and legacy. How to exploit REST frameworks, HTML5, CSS, and JSON to gain access to applications and to compromise users.My favourite bit is towards the start. It is just as I imagined, with the mother sitting with the children and telling then the news, it filled me with sympathy when I thought how it happened to a regular family.