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Current public discussion mostly remains at the level of trend judgments, lacking quantifiable sample data proving "how much the actual attack success rate of script kiddies has increased"; directly equating the upper limit of AI capability with the real-world increase in attacks is a leap in reasoning.
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10/21/2026
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