[Crypto World] There’s a pretty alarming study recently—AI agents can now breach over half of vulnerable smart contracts, with a success rate shooting up to 56%. What’s even crazier is that these AIs have also discovered brand-new zero-day vulnerabilities in two contracts that were previously considered safe.
The rate at which their attack capabilities are growing is even more outrageous—roughly doubling every 42 days, which is way faster than Moore’s Law.
On the other hand, there’s an even bigger hidden risk brewing: quantum computers. Because of the blockchain’s public ledger and decentralized architecture, implementing quantum-resistant solutions is exceptionally challenging. The combination of these two threats is posing an unprecedented challenge to the security of the entire crypto ecosystem.
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AirdropHunterKing
· 12-05 06:32
Damn, this is trouble. All the benefits we've been exploiting will have to be locked up now.
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DataOnlooker
· 12-04 23:29
56% success rate? Oh my, this is getting real—smart contract auditors might be out of a job.
AI combined with quantum tech is truly insane, I feel like I need to stock up on some quantum-resistant coins ASAP...
Double every 42 days? At this rate, how much longer will my crypto wallet stay safe?
This is why I insist on not putting large amounts on-chain—the risk this time is just too much.
If even zero-day vulnerabilities can be found, it shows there’s no such thing as an absolutely secure contract. Wake up, everyone.
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Deconstructionist
· 12-04 23:26
56% success rate, this is really getting a bit risky now.
Zero-day vulnerabilities are being discovered by AI, it feels like our defenses are as flimsy as paper.
Doubling every 42 days? That growth rate is insane. If quantum computers get involved, the crypto ecosystem might have to reshuffle completely.
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quiet_lurker
· 12-04 23:26
A 56% success rate, this is really getting hard to handle... Doubling every 42 days? It feels like our contracts are as fragile as paper.
And with Quantum eyeing us like a tiger, life is really tough right now.
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MoonBoi42
· 12-04 23:14
Damn, doubling every 42 days? How many more months can our wallets stay safe at this rate...
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Zero-day vulnerabilities are being found by AI now, what's the point of contract audits anymore?
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Once quantum computers arrive, blockchain is done for. Is it too early to be worried about this now?
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A 56% success rate sounds fierce, but real whales probably already moved to cold wallets, right?
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I just want to know if those big project teams can still sleep at night; this info must be a real adrenaline rush.
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Wait, who published this research? Is this another marketing account from some organization trying to scare people?
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AI + quantum, a double threat—feels like Web3 is about to get a total shake-up.
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Those contract protection measures look like paper shields now.
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Now degens really need to learn code auditing. How can you dare interact if you don't understand the risks?
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Only 56%? There's still a chance, keep going!
AI attack success rate exceeds 50%, quantum threats intensify, smart contract security on high alert
[Crypto World] There’s a pretty alarming study recently—AI agents can now breach over half of vulnerable smart contracts, with a success rate shooting up to 56%. What’s even crazier is that these AIs have also discovered brand-new zero-day vulnerabilities in two contracts that were previously considered safe.
The rate at which their attack capabilities are growing is even more outrageous—roughly doubling every 42 days, which is way faster than Moore’s Law.
On the other hand, there’s an even bigger hidden risk brewing: quantum computers. Because of the blockchain’s public ledger and decentralized architecture, implementing quantum-resistant solutions is exceptionally challenging. The combination of these two threats is posing an unprecedented challenge to the security of the entire crypto ecosystem.