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Saylor Warns AI Hackers Could Exploit Rushed, Untested Software

The Strategy executive chairman urged exchanges, banks and custodians to scan their systems daily with advanced AI models.

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Hands connect a cable to an unmarked terminal in a testing bay / TokenPost.ai
Hands connect a cable to an unmarked terminal in a testing bay / TokenPost.ai

Strategy Executive Chairman Michael Saylor warned at the OranjeBTC summit that AI-equipped hackers could attack crypto-related businesses through software put into service before adequate testing. He framed the risk as a weakness in digital business software, not in Bitcoin itself.

Saylor described Bitcoin (BTC) as robust and said advanced AI models have increased attackers’ capabilities. He cautioned that each new feature added to Ethereum, Solana or Cardano could create another opening for an attacker.

In the wake of the Binance hack, Saylor urged exchanges, banks and custodians to scan their systems every day with advanced AI models.

Simon Yoon

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Simon Yoon reports on blockchain technology for TokenPost. Send corrections or tips to info@tokenpost.com.

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