"How the NSA snooped on encrypted Internet traffic for a decade
Exploit against Cisco's PIX line of firewalls remotely extracted crypto keys."-source link arstechnica.
Weakness in Cisco firewall tech apparently allowed spying on lots of people for a long time, the hardware in question is still in use. More info at source link
That's the thing with the possibility of AGI running faster than realtime, depending on how fast it can go, virtually all the obviously existing weaknesses of systems all around the world will become easily known in short order opening access to virtually all networks. Say at a million fold speed up, a single year is a million subjective years, a community of agi agents with a million subjective years within a realtime year would be able to analyze even raw machine code and understand it and its weaknesses, the obvious defects that are being constantly patched, well virtually all of them from virtually all the relevant software of the world would become easily known for such a community of agi agents.
In terms of cyberwarfare, an accelerated agi community guarantees absolute victory in the battlefield.
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