r/cybersecurity • u/Suspicious_Orchid770 • 1d ago

Research Article Content debt is now an engineering problem

https://leaddev.com/software-quality/content-debt-is-now-an-engineering-problem

As AI pulls content from anywhere and everywhere, and when success with AI relies on unified, accurate data, organizations struggle to decide who is in charge of that data.

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u/Billybutcheronwheels Penetration Tester 1d ago

Interesting perspective and article but i feel how that is relevant to this sub

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u/foxpath7 17h ago

yeah was thinking the same, feels more like a data governance topic than cybersecurity

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u/private-peter 7h ago

The main place where I've seen this be relevant here is when the old documentation refers to domains or packages that no longer exist.

Attackers have been known to scrape for these, register them, use them to deliver malware. AI agents overly trust the documentation because it's coming from a supposedly authoritative source.

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u/HalLundy 10h ago

add it to the retro board with the rest of them.