In the things published in public, they're using existing exploits and hitting systems which have been poorly maintained. It won't end at that, obviously, especially with humans behind the wheel.

Yet I'm convinced that we can create extremely resilient software systems. I've been involved in the entire life-cycle of one. We know how to be very defensive and it's a choice to build "cheap, crappy and disposable" software.

LLMs are turning the needle there and I think that's a good thing.