Cheap Agent Attacks Are Coming
The cost of attacking software systems is dropping fast. Craig Sturgis and Justin Lacey discuss the practical near-term concerns after the Hugging Face incident.
The conversation zoomed to "are we all gonna die?!?!" real fast, but I wanted to go back and talk about the near term practical things most of us need to be concerned with post Hugging Face incident.
The cost of attacking software systems is dropping fast, and we in the industry need to use this window to get ours prepared before it's a full on fire fight. My conversation with Justin Lacey (~8 minutes).
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