Ledger's red team has found more vulnerabilities with AI since January than in the previous eight years combined. @stutireal sat down with Michael Benich, Director of Security at @krakenfx , and with Charles Guillemet (@P3b7_), CTO of @Ledger, on how AI impacts the economics of hacking: ‣ What actually broke at Binance, and why social engineering through a fake job interview beat every technical control ‣ The PHP bug was found by prompting a model to look for a nasty vulnerability and not stop until it did ‣ Why guardrails may be creating the next generation of unethical hackers ‣ Whether AI is coming for cryptography itself, and what moving Bitcoin to new signatures would take 00:00 Nothing was decrypted, but a lot was exploited 04:19 Black October, and what broke at Binance 10:43 Why the economics of attack and defense flipped 18:40 Inside early access to frontier models, and where refusals hurt defenders 29:46 OpenAI's 700 math papers and the hunt for a crack in cryptography 39:19 Post-quantum cryptography, harvest now decrypt later, and Q-day