I mean, it’s kinda obvious. But it’s also not a bad thing. No secure system will be affected, because secure systems are designed to be impossible to fail.
Lots of “secure” systems designed by hacks that took money selling half-cocked nonsense to dumb people will fail, and it’ll probably be revealed there’s trillions of dollars of investment by these dumb people into insecure systems that should outrage everyone.
But it’s also not a bad thing
Say that to the folks with implanted medical devices
Foothills…epidemic…cyber frontline
Must be serious – you don’t mix this many metaphors under normal circumstances.
People seem to be able to reversed engineer almost anything with AI now, so the notion that “proprietary code is secure code” is becoming obsolete. Major hacks like this are going to be more common with anything on a network.
This was inevitable with people connecting things to the internet for convenience instead of security.
They’re already trying to sell AI as the solution to the problem it caused. It’ll just increase the cost of making anything “smart”, in use or development.
One thing we can be sure of is that non-smart, non-connected appliances will command a premium in the future
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