AI can now autonomously exploit vulnerabilities, not just find them. Dylan Ayrey of Truffle Security and Feross Aboukhadijeh of Socket join Joel De La Garza to map out what that actually means for software security and supply chain defense. Frontier models have crossed a threshold that changes the attacker-defender calculus permanently.
The discussion targets two converging threats: AI-powered hacking at the vulnerability level, and supply chain attacks where compromised dependencies become the attack surface. Socket and Truffle Security sit at ground zero for both. The specific mechanics of how these tools automate exploitation, not just detection, is where the conversation gets technically substantive.
The question the full video forces you to answer: if offense scales with AI faster than defense does, what does a security stack look like in 18 months? Ayrey and Aboukhadijeh are building products inside that problem right now. Their operational perspective, not just theoretical framing, is why this is worth 60 minutes of your time.
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