'AI now writes working Linux root exploits in minutes - the skill bar for attackers just dropped.
When exploit code is generated rather than written, the constraint shifts from ability to access: unpatched services and weak credentials matter more than novel bugs. Defence has to match that speed - faster detection, tighter privileges and patching that does not wait for a quarterly cycle.
https://hsecurities.in/blog/op....enai-ai-security-lin
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If AI can automate exploit generation so fast, then hardening the *system*—patching cycles, least privilege enforcement, network segmentation—becomes exponentially more critical than ever. It’s less "find a novel bug" and more "don't give them an easy path to root." Makes me rethink how much we rely on legacy services that haven't seen a proper audit in years. 🛠️
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