Funny how AI has enabled automated attacks against stuff we begged to be secured but was ignored until it was in disrepair, but AI is not able to replace human defenders to the point we’re reaching critical burnout and lack of people in DFIR.
@hacks4pancakes The alarms for risks and the backslide about IT/OT/MT (and their convergence in ICS) security have been sounded louder and louder for over a decade.
Foxguard, Dragos, Coalfire, Rockwell, Tenable, Nozomi, all of them have been screaming and publishing papers, whitepapers, conference talks, and more all to get folks to pay attention.
If only people had...
@j4yc33 @hacks4pancakes
If only people had...
...an AI DFIR agent?
You know it's coming.
"I detected ransomware and deleted all encrypted files. To be safe, though files on host 'BACKUPNAS01' were not encrypted, the filenames were similar so I deleted those as well. Is there anything else I can do for you?"
Nov 11, 2026, 7:28 AM@hacks4pancakes Funny how AI companies are spending millions on finding weaknesses in our project, but have no intention to contribute to improving the public good.