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Priviso Live Episode 81: Outlook in Outer Space
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- Priviso Live
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- Apr 4, 2026
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- 969
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Summary
We open with something that should be on every CISO's radar: the Iran-US-Israel conflict has gone fully hybrid. Conventional warfare and cyberattacks are now inseparable. Investigators tracked nearly 5,800 cyberattacks from close to 50 Iran-aligned threat groups, targeting data centres, critical infrastructure, and yes, even a major medical technology company. If you think geopolitical cyber spillover doesn't affect you, think again.β‘ From there, we dive into RSAC 2026. Google Mandiant's M-Trends report confirmed that attack propagation time has dropped from eight hours to 22 seconds. A human-only security response is no longer mathematically possible. We also unpack the AI Tragedy of the Commons: why the rush to deploy agentic AI is creating attack surfaces that most organisations haven't even begun to map. Machine identities now outnumber human identities 80,000 to one.π€ Then things get considerably more entertaining. Anthropic accidentally published 512,000 lines of Claude's source code to a public repository, and buried inside was an April Fool's Easter egg: a tamagotchi virtual pet called Claude Buddy, complete with 18 species, five rarity tiers, and a stat system tracking CHAOS and SNARK. The subsequent DMCA takedown of 8,100 GitHub repositories was also, apparently, an accident. You cannot make this up.π» We also look at WRIT-FM: a live radio station run entirely by Claude AI. All programming. All DJ scripts. No humans required. The future of broadcasting, or a cautionary tale? We discuss.π And we close with the most relatable story of the week: Artemis II astronauts, on their way to the Moon, calling Houston because Outlook wasn't working. Two instances. Neither functional. Rocket science, apparently, is no match for Microsoft.π Watch Episode 81 now: [link in coβ¦