{"version":1,"type":"rich","provider_name":"Libsyn","provider_url":"https:\/\/www.libsyn.com","height":90,"width":600,"title":"Every Piece of Code It Looked At Had a Serious Security Problem","description":"Anthropic handed its newest model to some of the country's top software companies and asked them to run it against their own code. It found serious security problems in every major piece it examined \u2014 not the click-this-link kind, but remote access: connecting to a machine that would normally reject you and taking full control. That included OpenBSD, an operating system reviewed by hand hundreds of times and widely held to be the most carefully built in the world. Then the NSA ran it against their own systems, red team against blue team. It broke into every one they tested. Craig walks Matt through what followed: the guardrailed release, Amazon getting around the guardrails, the call to the President, the order restricting access to U.S. persons, and Anthropic pulling it entirely once it became clear that restriction couldn't be enforced. His read on what it means for the next month or two \u2014 patches arriving faster than anyone can track them, and no good way to know which of your programs are affected. Then the second story: an executive order committing the U.S. to lead in quantum computing. Craig explains why that matters to anyone holding cryptocurrency \u2014 quantum machines can open a wallet in well under a second, and the encryption underneath Bitcoin was not built for it. Also in this segment: Matt asks the question everyone with a lost 2012 wallet is thinking, and Craig's answer is that it has already happened. Plus Meta's move into prediction markets, and why Craig thinks Zuckerberg pulls it off \u2014 "if you're not growing, you're shrinking." Free newsletter: CraigPeterson.com ","author_name":"Craig Peterson - Secure Your Business, Your Privacy, and Save Your Sanity","author_url":"https:\/\/cptt.libsyn.com\/podcast","html":"