Cybersecurity is America's most urgent infrastructure crisis

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AI companies should pay for the damage caused by cyberattacks powered by their models

AI is becoming a more powerful geopolitical weapon than nuclear weapons

The technology industry is failing to handle the new threats posed by AI

Open-source AI is fueling the cyberattack wave

AI has made our banks and hospitals unsafe

The panic over Black October is overblown

It's time to start panicking about the cyber capabilities of AI

AI will cause the worst cybersecurity crisis in history

An AI lab whose model enables a major cyberattack should be shut down

Only governments should have access to AI models that can exploit software vulnerabilities

Every vulnerability found by AI should be made public immediately

Governments should license AI models capable of exploiting software vulnerabilities

AI-found PHP flaws, AI-run hacking campaigns and unvetted bank agents make October 2026 the "Black October" of cybersecurity

People should start preparing for a major cyber attack on critical infrastructure

Due to AI hacking capabilities, no election process should ever be done with any software involved

AI labs should never give test agents access to the real internet

In October 2026, AI models helped researchers at Calif, Wiz and OpenAI find two critical flaws in the PHP programming language, which runs on up to 70% of websites

Major world powers should agree to a global ban on autonomous AI cyberweapons

Box CEO Aaron Levie said in October 2026 that AI agents had ended the era of security through obscurity and predicted a boom in cybersecurity jobs

On October 21, 2026, attackers published a malicious version 1.107.0 of LiteLLM, a popular open-source Python gateway for calling AI models, carrying a credential stealer and a backdoor