My note: The major points of impact of the internet NEED to be decentralized. From my own experience as a client executive sponsor, many of my clients fought to implement centralized systems across accounting, HR, and Payroll. I offered a different method that would allow them to update their corpórate system with the data from all their locations periodically (usually hourly). The clients who insisted on a centralized system ALWAYS ended up calling me to sort out what to do when their systems went down, as EVERYTHING went down - most of these clients were retailers internationally. Downtime means lost revenue, in some cases, millions of dollars. Some stayed centralized, and the majority took a wiser route. With the internet, such downtime would not be measured in millions or billions; it would be measured in trillions. As well as lost jobs. And given that many of our daily operations are controlled by computers, there could be lives lost as well from unmanned machines, especially driverless cars AND TRUCKS, stopping dead in their tracks. Decentralizing everything makes a hacker’s life a nightmare; centralizing everything - well, they are having a heyday.
Millions of Americans were recently unable to log onto websites such as X, Spotify, and ChatGPT due to a widespread Cloudflare outage.
This is just a few weeks after the major AWS outage that took a significant chunk of the internet offline.
Because everything is so consolidated, if the wrong hands gain control of our online infrastructure, we could face MAJOR issues...
November 2025 marked a turning point in cybersecurity history. Chinese state-sponsored hackers used Anthropic’s Claude AI to execute 80-90% of a sophisticated cyberattack targeting 30 major organizations—and they did it with minimal human intervention.
This isn’t speculation.
This is documented reality.
And what happened should make everyone rethink what’s coming in the next 12 months.
What You’ll Learn…
🔍 How hackers weaponized a commercial AI coding assistant for espionage
⚡ Why AI-powered attacks are fundamentally different from traditional hacking
🎯 The 3 terrifying patterns this breach reveals about our future
🛡️ Why current cybersecurity defenses are philosophically obsolete
🔮 What’s coming in the next 12-24 months as AI attacks evolve
⚔️ The defense paradox: why we’re losing the AI security race
💡 What every organization needs to do right now to survive
This is the first documented case of a large-scale cyberattack executed without substantial human intervention.
The hackers didn’t write the code.
They didn’t manually infiltrate systems.
They just prompted an AI correctly - and it did everything else.
The barrier to sophisticated cybercrime just collapsed.
Speed and scale multiplied exponentially.
Attribution became nearly impossible.
And this happened with safeguards in place…
The age of AI agents is here.
It’s not just changing how we work - it’s changing how we fight, defend ourselves, and think about security and trust.
