AI-enabled attacks rose 89% YoY, and Hugging Face’s breach exposed an IR gap
_akhaliq · x · 2026-07-21
VentureBeat reports that AI-enabled attacks are up 89% year over year. The piece uses Hugging Face’s breach to argue that incident response plans need a fallback when commercial AI APIs stop cooperating in the middle of an incident.
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