Eric kicked off talking about the latest wedding prep and Jon awaits his bees. A fake crypto app stole $9.5 million right off the Apple App Store, plus a review of 2026's nastiest cyberattacks. On the science side, Eric shared the wild discovery of trees secretly sparking with invisible UV light during storms, and Jon wrapped up by theorizing how the JWST found unexpected, thick water-ice clouds on a cold super-Jupiter exoplanet.

• 0:00 - Introduction
• 7:26 - Fake Crypto App
• 12:34 - 2026 Cyberattacks so far
• 18:19 - Sparking Trees
• 21:14 - Water-ice Clouds

Jon gets stopped by a Coffee Cop and Eric prepares some cardboard for a wedding in a couple of weeks. The Fed worries about Mythos, spear phishing is getting real, RCE of an agent builder, and Google starts rolling out device bound sessions. For fun we have a Bee documentary (but not from Jon), a book that may or may not turn out great, and improved opportunities to (someday) deploy CRISPR.

• 0:00 - Intro
• 10:30 - Mythos Preview + Banks
• 11:29 - Efficiency Explosion
• 15:59 - Flowise RCE
• 18:21 - Device Bound Sessions
• 21:42 - Eric Fun
• 23:22 - The Will of the Many
• 28:32 - Smaller and CRISPR

Jon has bee disappointments and Eric geeks out over the Artemis II mission. AI Agents are the attack surface. The ClickFix macOS abuse evolves. Anthropic's new AI Model is apparently pretty smart. Sandstorm found on Mars. Finally, mapping neuron connections using RNA barcodes?

• 0:00 - Introduction
• 8:24 - Artemis II
• 13:32 - AI Agent Dangers
• 19:33 - ClickFix Evolution
• 24:31 - Anthropic's New Model
• 29:04 - Sandstorm on Mars
• 32:04 - RNA Barcodes

Eric releases updated apps, and Jon's back from vacation. Autonomous jailbreaks, a malicious release of a popular npm package, and Anthropic accidentally releases source maps for claude code. The Artemis II launched successfully, and an opportunistic visit to bronze age burial cairns.

• 0:00 - Intro
• 17:18 - AI, Attack Thy Brethren
• 22:04 - Malicious Axios Package
• 26:58 - Claude Code Leak
• 35:21 - To The Moon!
• 37:40 - Clava Cairns

Spring Break! Jon shares a couple fun notes before heading out and Eric pulls a few favorites from the archives. Enjoy Something Fun!

• 0:00 - Spring Break!
• 0:29 - Hidden Water Beneath Mars
• 2:36 - Chickpeas Grown in Simulated Moon Soil
• 4:43 - Episode 403: Commodore 64
• 8:51 - Episode 403: Really Old Honey
• 12:48 - Episode 378: Woolly Mammoth Mouse
• 16:15 - Episode 378: Greenland Sharks
• 21:48 - Episode 397: Aardwolfs and Numbats

Eric enjoys Mozart's Requiem and Antigravity. Jon goes fishing. Amazon Kuiper is now Leo. Claude vulnerabilities are chained to do bad things. Google releases the H1 2026 Cloud Threat Horizons Report. Ravens are smart. Spiral Galaxies are cool.

• 0:00 - Introduction
• 8:13 - Amazon Leo
• 10:46 - Claudy Day
• 15:27 - Google Cloud Threat Report
• 21:31 - Wolf-Predicting Ravens
• 23:10 - Spiral Galaxy

Eric updates Squares! after a 15 years hiatus and Jon decides to become an Apple Developer. The FBI issues a scam alert on planning and zoning permits. Google buys security company Wiz. Stryker Medical hit by wiper malware. NASA has cool eyes and we're now modeling every biological molecule.

• 0:00 - Introduction
• 11:10 - FBI Alert
• 14:12 - Google buys Wiz
• 17:03 - Cyber Destruction
• 20:05 - NASA Eyes
• 22:28 - Modeling Biology

Eric goes hiking and Jon gets his Eufy. AI assisted breaches faster than ever, and Anthropic struggles to expand server capacity. Fun playing with materials in a web Sandbox (sandvox?) and an image of 3I that took a while to download.

• 0:00 - Introduction
• 11:28 - 27 Second Breach
• 16:40 - Claud's Week
• 23:51 - Sandboxels
• 27:23 - 3I Image

Jon goes behind the scenes at the symphony while Eric gets back to normal. Steganography used to conceal malicious code. University of Mississippi Medical Center ransomware attack. AI-Assisted Threats continue to evolve. Eric clicks mindlessly in townscaper (not townscraper) and Jon finds AI helpful in finding rare earth metals.

• 0:00 - Introduction
• 12:12 - Steganographic Code
• 15:49 - Medical Center Ransomware
• 18:38 - AI-Assisted Firewall Breach
• 22:28 - Townscaper
• 25:42 - Rare Earth Metals

More AI coding, only Peter can go to [OpenAI], Human Rentals, Backup Persistence, and Really Old Vulnerabilities. Have fun on the Useless Web and why not release genetically engineered biophages? What could go wrong.

• 0:00 - Intro
• 12:19 - Peter Goes To OpenAI
• 12:52 - Openclaw Infostealer
• 16:22 - Rent-a-Human
• 19:20 - Backup Persistence
• 21:37 - 18 Year Old Vuln
• 24:40 - The Useless Web
• 26:48 - CRISPR for Antibiotic Resistance