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Cybersecurity and the Gap Between Skill and Ability

Schneier on Security
· July 8, 2026

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National security agencies from the Five Eyes have issued a joint statement about the growing cyber risks associated with AI models, specifically their ability to autonomously hack into systems and networks. The statement's advice is similar to standard cybersecurity guidance, but with a renewed sense of urgency. Cyberattacks have been a significant issue for a long time, and internet risks are not a new concern. The statement appears to be a warning about the evolving threat landscape, although the language used is more measured than some reports have suggested. The issue of AI models being used for autonomous hacking is highlighted as a particular concern. The warning is part of a broader recognition of the ongoing and increasing risks associated with cyberattacks.

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