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DeFi Security Split Widens as AI-Linked Threats Fuel Debate
AI-driven threats are reshaping decentralized finance security as experts debate whether DeFi is becoming unsafe or can adapt to advancing exploit capabilities.
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theblock.co
OpenZeppelin founder says he now considers 'all of DeFi' unsafe
OpenZeppelin's Manuel Aráoz said he has been privately advising friends and family to exit all DeFi positions.
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cryptobriefing.com
OpenZeppelin founder warns all of DeFi is unsafe amid security breaches
OpenZeppelin co-founder Manuel Aráoz warns all of DeFi is unsafe, urging exits from Aave, MakerDAO, and Compound amid $600M in April exploits.
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coindesk.com
DeFi isn't safe anymore because AI is becoming 'superhuman' at hacking, security chief warns
As hacks pile up and DeFi TVL falls fast, one of crypto's top security executives says AI coding agents have made smart contracts fatally vulnerable.
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DeFi isn't safe anymore because AI is becoming 'superhuman' at hacking, onetime OpenZeppelin founder says
As hacks pile up and DeFi TVL falls fast, OpenZeppelin co-founder and former CTO Manuel Aráoz says AI coding agents have made smart contracts fatally vulnerable.
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cryptonomist.ch
Rischi sicurezza DeFi: OpenZeppelin suona l'allarme
Rischi sicurezza DeFi: OpenZeppelin avverte che exploit e AI aumentano la vulnerabilità dei protocolli; come difendere capitale e fiducia.
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cointelegraph.com
DeFi Security Split Widens as AI-Linked Threats Fuel Debate
AI-driven threats are reshaping decentralized finance security as experts debate whether DeFi is becoming unsafe or can adapt to advancing exploit capabilities.
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A16z crypto study shows AI agents can detect DeFi exploits, but executing them is another story
A16z crypto researchers tested AI agents against 20 real Ethereum exploits. Baseline agents detected all vulnerabilities; with domain knowledge, exploit success hit 70%.