It might be worth considering how criminally underfunded cybersecurity has been in the first place.

What we’re seeing is not exactly “the best humanity can do” against some next-level alien force beyond our abilities.

We’re seeing walls that were built with the criteria of “1) technically exists, 2) stops the single most obvious attack vector (optional)”… being attacked by a multi-million-dollar token wallet piloted by people who have a (literally) vested interest in putting on a show, and don’t have to hack any one thing in particular — just something.

The landscape is certainly changing, I’m not gonna deny that. But the scariest stories out there are just criti-hype to pump the IPOs.

Can we put a patch with a bug on scam altman? Like botulism or flesh eating bacteria?

I think it’s important that people understand this isn’t because humans lack the tools to make secure software. It’s because orgs generally just don’t care. Now that it’s on the hype cycle they are panicking. Not because there are 10x CVEs

What font is on that page? Some of the letters look pretty interesting

Create the poison, now sell the medicine !

To be fair, it’s getting harder to respond to the flood of issues without using LLMs