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🔴 AI Security Guardrails: Hackproof is a Dream 🔴 TLDR: It's been mathematically proved that no finite set of AI security guardrails is effectively robust against adversarial attacks. Three effective countermeasures 👇
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Good thing this war is ending so my boarderless, permissionless, trustless, 100% uptime, hackproof blockchain can finally rebound.
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Replying to @rektfencer
Hackproof me maybe
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Replying to @AnHonestNode
Bitcoin isn't hackproof, it is like saying "I have a deadbolt on my door so no one get in my house" Keyboards can record everything typed & sent to a private server. Hacking isn't easy to stop & more difficult to prevent when you have skilled criminals smarter than victims!
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Replying to @RichardHeartWin
Pulsechain is the beacon in the sky. We might not have mainstream crypto behind us but we do have superior hackproof "ish" privacy, natively built on Pulsechain. Endgame matters, longterm
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Replying to @StaniKulechov
It‘s time to integrate $React Make Aave hackproof and next level!
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$ICP is the only one providing secure Home and Infrastructure to AI Agents without Big Tech, meaning, Hackproof, Unstopable, completely Safe enviroment🤖
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MARK CUBAN sells his $BTC, arguing that BTC wasn't what he thought; it isn't hackproof crypto that runs Ai and the internet on-chain like #ICP is currently doing!
BILLIONAIRE MARK CUBAN JUST DROPPED A MASSIVE WARNING AGAINST #BITCOIN: “BTC HAS LOST THE PLOT" "I'VE SOLD MOST OF MY BTC" "IT'S NOT THE HEDGE I EXPECTED IT TO BE"
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“Single Point of Failure” - en het grote gevaar ervan. Een single point of failure is bv. één centraal systeem waarvan miljoenen mensen afhankelijk zijn… en dat bij een fout, hack of storing enorme schade kan veroorzaken. Dat is exact waarom cybersecurity-specialisten zo waarschuwen voor massale centralisatie van data. Want hoe groter de centrale databank: -hoe aantrekkelijker ze wordt voor hackers, -hoe groter de potentiële buit, -en hoe groter de gevolgen wanneer het misloopt. Een databank met de identiteits-, medische, financiële of biometrische gegevens van honderden miljoenen Europeanen is geen gewone databank meer. Dat is een magneet voor hackers en andere criminelen. En besef dat hacks voortdurend gebeuren. Niet alleen bij kleine bedrijven, maar ook bij: -de Britse gezondheidszorg NHS, -het Duitse parlement, -Franse identiteitsdiensten, -banken, enz. Zelfs systemen met gigantische budgetten en topbeveiliging worden vroeg of laat geraakt simpelweg omdat een centraal systeem nooit volledig hackproof te maken is. Punt. …en dat kan zeer nefaste gevolgen hebben voor miljoenen mensen tegelijk. De enige échte manier om dat risico te beperken, is juist het tegenovergestelde doen: dus vooral minder centraliseren en gevoelige data zoveel mogelijk verspreid bewaren. Bij de gebruikers zelf bijvoorbeeld… Maar toch wil de Europese Commissie de identiteits- en andere gegevens van alle Europeanen centraliseren via digitale ID’s, gekoppelde databanken en online verificatiesystemen. Dat is alsof ze bewust een nieuwe grot van Alibaba bouwen, wetende dat die grot nooit perfect te beveiligen valt… …en dan verbaasd reageert wanneer duizenden digitale rovers tegelijk naar de “Sesam open u” beginnen zoeken.
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Hackproof $ICP
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Replying to @MEXC
MEXC is going to be the first hackproof and tamper proof exchange full stack on chain
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Exactly. “Hackproof” as a term should just never be used, ever. I don’t care the context. It’s like saying “I’m invincible”. Pride comes before a fall. We’re all ICP bulls here and yet we should all agree that this cult-like marketing lingo needs to be rethought immediately. forum.dfinity.org/t/what-are…
Less hackable. If it gets on enough radars it will finally be tested in the real world.
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— Hackproof infra/cloud from a network enables AI to build/update SaaS without security teams on-hand. — Always-on apps and cloud sheds systems admin tasks (more automation). — Sovereignty provides freedom from lock-in. — Digital assets enable future commerce 🧵
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Someone sent me a message saying, "Hacking is illegal." 🤣🧑‍💻 It's only illegal if you hack someone you're not supposed to. White Hat hackers exist. The Government employs quite a few of them. I know a few people who got arrested, and the Government hired them. They were given a choice. They have some of the best hackers in the world. I learned when I was 22 and 23 working for UHC, of all places. How do you think the banks and insurance companies keep your crap secure? It's another problem with hiring unqualified H-1Bs who don't know what they are doing, and then your crap gets hacked. Their desire for cheap labor means your data is no longer as secure as it used to be. Making stuff hackproof is part of QA and I managed the QA teams among many teams for my projects. Every piece of customer-facing and business user software you use at the bank touches up to 10 different departments. The lady that managed Lockbox at BoA was my favorite lady. She was sassy. When you pay a bill by check and send it to the electric or cable company, there is not some poor sap opening all your envelopes and depositing them at the bank. The Lockbox department automates all that. Grab an old laptop or computer and go into the BIOS or just make it a slow boot so you can watch the OS loading steps. MS Windows is one big spying machine, and most people do not realize it. You'll be traumatized when you see all the back doors they leave in there and data you're sending them even when you turn it off. That's why every IT Geek has a box with Linux/Unix on it that is not connected to the internet. Now you know!
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Replying to @SampleIb
It currently goes beyond bear season... It shows... overall crypto engagement is down, especially with X option to filter timeline topics, most x users turn off notifications for crypto. The recent April hacks showed everyone the industry isn't entirely hackproof, plus the seeds of FUD implanted in crypto natives when they witnessed wallet freezes during Kelp hack in an attempt to prevent hackers from moving funds away which demonstrated an undeniable fact that full decentralization is an illusion.. and in worse cases to contain hacks decentralized institutions fall back on centralized levers. Little or No incentives that drive adoption compared to last cycles Airdrop farmers still trying to find themselves amidst the blinding and overwhelming dust. Top CT creators are on the fence between Crypto and AI... Most already pivoting to AI. Then there's Quantum computing that threaten the Industry. What else did I miss...
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It currently goes beyond bear season... It shows... overall crypto engagement is down, especially with X option to filter timeline topics, most x users turn off notifications for crypto. The recent April hacks showed everyone the industry isn't entirely hackproof, plus the seeds of FUD implanted in crypto natives when they witnessed wallet freezes during Kelp hack in an attempt to prevent hackers from moving funds away which demonstrated an undeniable fact that full decentralization is an illusion.. and in worse cases to contain hacks decentralized institutions fall back on centralized levers. Little or No incentives that drive adoption compared to last cycles Airdrop farmers still trying to find themselves amidst the blinding and overwhelming dust. Top CT creators are on the fence between Crypto and AI... Most already pivoting to AI. Then there's Quantum computing that threaten the Industry. What else did I miss...
This space doesn’t feel the same anymore. The loud accounts? Gone. The consistent ones? Burnt out. The new ones? Confused. Every day, people quietly exit Web3… while fewer people are coming in. We’re losing more than we’re gaining and it shows
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Ditto. Agents also need 1) frontier cloud, created by a network, so infrastructure is hackproof, and doesn't need human system admins, and 2) frontier software languages, for more sophistication from fewer tokens, and guarantees data can't be lost = ICP and Motoko lang...
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feels like a good time to seriously rethink how operating systems and user interfaces are designed (also the internet; there should be a protocol that is equally usable by people and agents)
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