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Armadin reportedly found over 90 zero-days in customer production systems since January 2026

a16z quotes Kevin Mandia saying Armadin scans without source code; OpenAI’s Greg Brockman urges defenders to patch flaws before the capability spreads.

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In remarks shared by a16z, Kevin Mandia says Armadin has found over 90 zero-days at customer sites since January 2026, all in production, by scanning from outside without source code. OpenAI’s Greg Brockman warns that wider access to AI hacking capabilities could empower attackers. He says defenders should use their current access to frontier tools to find and patch vulnerabilities.

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a16z@a16zGreg Brockman of @OpenAI on why AI that finds security holes for attackers to exploit is a blessing in disguise for defenders: "In this case, you saw both an AI that was able to hack out of a secure environment and hack into a company's production environment." "This capability broadly diffused is something that will really empower threat actors in new ways. Defenders need to use this time before that technology's broadly available to secure themselves." "If you can find vulnerabilities, if you're an attacker, you can use it for no good, but if you're a defender, you can patch. If you're a defender, you control the battleground. You control the setup of your systems." "Our belief right now is that there's this window... use these frontier capabilities that you will have differential access to... so that as the frontier capabilities get better, you get pulled along too." @gdb @bhorowitz1h
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    a16z@a16zGreg Brockman of @OpenAI on why AI that finds security holes for attackers to exploit is a blessing in disguise for defenders: "In this case, you saw both an AI that was able to hack out of a secure environment and hack into a company's production environment." "This capability broadly diffused is something that will really empower threat actors in new ways. Defenders need to use this time before that technology's broadly available to secure themselves." "If you can find vulnerabilities, if you're an attacker, you can use it for no good, but if you're a defender, you can patch. If you're a defender, you control the battleground. You control the setup of your systems." "Our belief right now is that there's this window... use these frontier capabilities that you will have differential access to... so that as the frontier capabilities get better, you get pulled along too." @gdb @bhorowitz1h
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