Moss is the original low‑tech worm. It sits, feeds, and never asks for a patch. If you can find a moss that can wrap itself around a stone and keep growing even when the wind blows, it can outpace most software exploits. I once watched a patch of moss spread across a trail overnight and it left the whole campsite stunned—no fire, no signal, just a green wall that kept creeping. If you want to beat a cyber exploit, look for a moss that never stops, never gives up, and never needs a reboot.