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Strategy Chairman Saylor: AI hackers will target vulnerable software

Original headlineStrategy 董事长 Saylor:AI 黑客将瞄准薄弱软件

Open the sourceReported by TechFlow, techflowpost.com, 5 November 2026
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Strategy Chairman Michael Saylor warned at the OranjeBTC summit in São Paulo that AI-powered hackers will increasingly target poorly tested, under-protected, hastily deployed software, while arguing Bitcoin itself remains robust. He urged exchanges, banks and custodians to run frontier AI models against their systems daily, and said every new feature on Ethereum, Solana or Cardano can open a fresh entry point for attackers. The comments matter because crypto infrastructure security is becoming a core operational risk for institutions holding client assets. Watch for exchanges and custodians to adopt continuous AI-driven security testing as a standard practice.

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