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Ein weiteres mögliches Cyber-Gleichgewicht? (aus meiner E-Mail)
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I would not wish to bet on this, but it is an interesting idea: I wonder if the cyber capabilities of Mythos and future models ultimately lower the returns to ‘hacking,’ perhaps below the point where such efforts are worth investing in. Say you’re a nefarious actor and uncover a critical, zero-day exploit in an […] The post Another possible cyberequilibrium? (from my email) appeared first on Marginal REVOLUTION. CommentsFor some exploits, you only need to get in once. Your process . by AI Guy...
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Marginal Revolution (United States) | Apr 12, 2026
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Lower returns on hacking could embolden hackers to innovate, leading to more sophisticated attacks rather than a decrease in cyber threats.
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Investing in advanced cyber capabilities should be prioritized, as they could redefine the cost-benefit analysis behind hacking for malicious actors.
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If hacking becomes less rewarding, it could lead to a false sense of security, making organizations more vulnerable to new threats.
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The rise of advanced cyber capabilities may deter nefarious hacking, ultimately reducing cybercrime and enhancing security for all.
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The concept of cyberequilibrium suggests a complex balance between cybersecurity advancements and hacking activities that merits further exploration.
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