Alex Stamos 称开放权重模型将网络安全拖入黑暗时代
11/11/2026 — 11/11, 23:18·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Cognition CISO Alex Stamos warned on a podcast that open-weight models lower attack barriers, advising enterprises to use AI tools for secur…
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According to The Next Web on November 11, 2026, Alex Stamos, chief security officer at Cognition, told Nilay Patel on The Verge's Decoder podcast that open-weight AI models now hand low-skilled attackers much of the capability that previously required specialized training. The report carries his warning that every company needs to attack its own systems with AI hacking tools within roughly 90 days, or hackers will get there first. The excerpt The Next Web reproduces breaks off at the point where Stamos says open-weight AI models now give low-skilled attackers much of the skill, with the remainder of the remarks available at The Next Web. This is the earliest account available in the coverage on file, and no further reporting has been published to date, so the timeline currently ends here.
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Alex Stamos, chief security officer at Cognition, said on The Verge's Decoder podcast that open-weight models now give low-skilled attackers much of the skill that used to require training, according to The Next Web. He urged companies to attack their own systems with AI hacking tools within about 90 days or risk being breached first.
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