• jaykrown@lemmy.world
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    1 天前

    They want to blame AI but realistically it comes down to human error. Cyber security is more about sociology than it is about technology.

    • Fmstrat@lemmy.world
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      An argument could be made that someone untrained (many vibe coders) shouldn’t be in positions that would fall for this. A stretch, but still valid.

      • Frozengyro@lemmy.world
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        Just wait until a generation is raised on AI and never has to think hard or critically in their life. They will be so easily exploitable.

        • frunch@lemmy.world
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          21 小时前

          Ahh, but the AI will be so smart they will thwart the hackers (and the hackers will have been leaning on AI for so long they won’t be able to break through)

          /s (kinda? Lol)

      • Zanshi@lemmy.world
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        22 小时前

        The actual argument here is just comon sense really- don’t do private stuff on a work machine!

    • DrunkenPirate@feddit.org
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      True and I wonder if all the LLM‘s will take this vector over? I mean they study all texts, behaviors, and human interactions.

      • searabbit@piefed.social
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        It can, but it would be the underlying technology not any of the out of the box chat llm versions. Realistically, it would be easier to monitor for device tampering, like downloading an unapproved software, than correlating the human behavior.