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theverge ai · November 7, 2026

AI disrupts cybersecurity, ushers in dark age

ai-powered hacks and breaches overwhelm multibillion-dollar cybersecurity industry, experts warn of dark ages ahead.

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alex stamos, chief security officer at cognition and lecturer at stanford university cyber policy center, discusses the current state of cybersecurity. he notes that ai is enabling both private and state actors, such as russia and north korea, to break into systems by detecting and exploiting vulnerabilities simultaneously. stamos describes the situation as a frontier, similar to the early days of the internet in the 90s, with many opportunities for malicious actors to exploit. he predicts a dark age in cybersecurity as the industry struggles to adapt to the new era of ai-powered threats. recent breaches, including those at ai-related companies and the binance hack, demonstrate the severity of the situation.

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