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S2W\'s Yang Jongheon says AI-era security must shift from blocking to continuous vulnerability management

Big data analytics AI firm S2W held a private seminar for clients on April 15 at its headquarters in Pangyo, Seongnam, on new security strategies for the AI era. Yang Jongheon (양종헌), head of S2W\'s offensive division, introduced AI-specific attack methods and said AI security should focus on defending gaps in “cognitive logic.” He outlined security principles and said ongoing vulnerability management, real-time detection and response, and frequent penetration testing are realistic approaches.

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Companies target AI answers over search results as marketers seek brand exposure and even memory manipulation

Companies\' digital marketing competition is shifting from ranking high in traditional search results to getting brands mentioned in AI-generated answers, as AI search and chatbots become a starting point for information. New optimization concepts and consulting are spreading, while tactics include comparison-style content designed for easy extraction by large language models. Microsoft disclosed cases of hidden prompts inserted into \"AI summary\" features to bias AI memory and recommendations. Some warn market expectations exceed actual usage.

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Tech Insight: Why software supply chains are being breached quickly amid the spread of AI coding

A widely used software package, Axios, was hacked after attackers took over a maintainer account, added a new dependency and shipped an update. The added package installed a tailored remote-access trojan and erased traces, while many security tools failed to flag it. Andreessen Horowitz partners said the case shows software supply-chain risk rising as AI coding spreads. They cited research finding AI agents more often pick vulnerable versions and enable new attacks such as slopsquatting, while detection remains slow in the industry.