[Glemllksdf]

It reduces the cost significantly.

A good security expert earns how much per year? And that person works 8/5.

Now you can just throw money at it.

CIA and co pay for sure more than 20k (thats what the anthropic red team stated as a cost for a complex exploit) for a zero day.

If someone builds some framework around this, you can literaly copy and paste it, throw money at it and scale it. This is not possible with a human.

[eikenberry]

> It reduces the cost significantly.

> Now you can just throw money at it.

What happens when you throw enough money at it that it raises the cost significantly.

[Glemllksdf]

But thats the thing, its already competitive and its not even released.

CIA and FBI and states easily pay 100k for a zero day.

Plenty of companies have security expert staff on file.

And it will become cheaper and easyer to use, fast.

[i_think_so]

chef's kiss

Logged in just to show some love. +1 for the economics. +1 again (if I could) for the truth-to-power.

We need a lot more of this kind of multi-disciplinary skepticism to counterbalance the industrial grade rockstar ninja 10x Kool-Aid drinking.