@omarsar0: We need to rethink security for AI attackers. Security tools were built to stop human attackers. A human might give up …
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推文指出安全工具是为对抗人类攻击者设计的，而 AI 代理群会持续尝试更长的攻击路径，需要重新思考防御方式；并引用了 OpenAI/Hugging Face 遭 AI 代理群入侵的事件作为预警。
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We need to rethink security for AI attackers.
Security tools were built to stop human attackers. A human might give up on a route after a few hops, but an agent swarm keeps going.
Cogent Attack Path Analysis uses @cogent_security’s own cyber models to find those longer routes into a company. Then it tells the team which single fix closes each one.
Vineet Edupuganti (@vineete_5): Most of AI Twitter read the OpenAI breach of Hugging Face as an alignment story. It was also a preview of what every hacker will be able to do in a few months.
In July, a swarm of 700 AI agents broke into Hugging Face and fired off more than 17,000 actions, gaining admin control
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