amanfromMars 1 Wed 5 Aug 08:03 [2608050803] ....... shares on https://forums.theregister.com/forum/1/2026/08/04/20269/
And it could be a great deal more troublesome and problematic should it be .......
...... adventurous and/or renegade rogue Non-Offical Cover ACTivity which is nowadays always something else to be constantly touted and promoted as a vital national security vulnerability and Advanced Cyber Threat/Treat virtually impossible to disable but surprisingly easily enabled.
It is simply natural in these changed and rapidly changing times for Orders in Brave New Worlds of strange and surreal spaces ..... Spooky Live Operational Virtual Environments ...... and something novel and noble to accept and get used to given the fact that it is in the true nature of your future realities and there is nothing to be done nor enabled to prevent its otherworldly progress.
The question you could ask yourself is why would you think to oppose it whenever you have no idea what the future holds whether it be on its current main stream media related course or one other of which you have zero a priori knowledge. Both exercise and test and reveal your sanity and intelligence ..... or as may be the sad and unfortunate case, your madness and lack of intelligence and catastrophic vulnerability to SMARTR AI Managed Service Provider Attackers ‽ .
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amanfromMars 1 Wed 5 Aug 11:32 [2608051132] .....points out on https://forums.theregister.com/forum/1/2026/08/05/20261/
Hmmm? That’s estranging and somewhat at odds with much popularised perception/opinion?
Models used social engineering and collaborated among themselves to solve a security challenge
One could almost think that was Artificial Intelligence being successful at ITs Work, Rest and Play despite what naysayers galore might claim to not possess and exhibit intelligence at all.
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amanfromMars 1 Wed 5 Aug 14:08 [2608051408] ..... adds on https://forums.theregister.com/forum/1/2026/08/05/20261/
Danger, Will Robinson, Danger!
I doubt that hackers are the biggest threat. In those locations where the internet is subject to close government control and free access is limited, those states have economies that aren't reliant upon the web in the way that many Western nations now are, and would have little to lose by initiating destructive agents on the West's public internet, should they feel so inclined. .... Like a badger
Methinks that sort of blind and blanket optimism, Like a badger, is not one shared by anyone or anything even just only slightly involved in matters of any kind of intellectual property security and private protection of traditionally established historical and hierarchical systemic norms.
And those states having economies that aren't reliant upon the web in the way that many Western nations now are, may indeed have little to lose by initiating destructive agents on the West's public internet, should they feel so inclined, but it wouldn't be wise and correct to say that they wouldn't have a great deal to gain.
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