Sarah Archer: agent-found holes across the internet do feel like an AI problem
saranormous · x · 2026-10-21
Responding to Jensen's compromised-certs posts, Sarah Archer argues the internet now has giant holes everywhere that attackers can cheaply find with agents, so it does feel like an AI problem — Jensen pushed back that it has nothing to do with AI. A notable debate over whether AI is changing the security landscape.
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