patio11 shares first good graphs of AI-driven adversarial contact-point saturation
moyix · x · 2026-10-19
patio11 says predictions that adversarial contact points would saturate are now backed by the first good graphs he's seen, and expects agencies a long time to realize what's happening. Reposting, security researcher moyix raises an interesting question: why doesn't the frequent claim that AI will make defense dominant in cybersecurity apply here — implying AI is amplifying attacker-side contact pressure rather than helping defenders.
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