

Episode 28 -What’s old is new again
Jun 10, 2025
This conversation dives deep into how AI is reshaping cybersecurity, highlighting the benefits and challenges of AI-driven solutions. The hosts tackle a crafty DKIM replay attack that leverages Google’s infrastructure, demonstrating the cleverness behind phishing scams. They also explore the resurgence of vulnerabilities as AI is misused for malicious purposes. The discussion extends to the complexities of SCIM for identity management, stressing the importance of secure practices in a rapidly evolving tech landscape. Get ready for insights and a few laughs!
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AI Transforms Security Landscape
- AI and LLMs can now perform many security functions previously requiring extensive manual effort.
- This shift enables broader access to powerful security tools and will reshape job dynamics in the industry.
AI May Reduce Software Vulnerabilities
- AI-assisted coding could reduce vulnerabilities per line of code, even as total code volume grows.
- Rapid AI feedback and correction loops may accelerate vulnerability fixes, improving overall security.
Enforce MFA By Default
- Vendors should enforce MFA and security features by default to prevent breaches caused by weak customer controls.
- Charging customers extra for not using essential security can incentivize correct security practices.