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