The death of SaaS and reverting to offline software

This week I was reading this article, "we have a year to fix security everywhere". The TL;DR, is that GLM-5.3 flash can be run locally on $5-15k hardware and is apparently good at hacking, especially when using an "abliterated" version which doesn't adhere to any safety checks. In other words, anyone with a bit of money can run an agent 24/7 to find vulnerabilities and exploit them across the web. At least that is what it claims. In the past, ethical hackers used to find vulnerabilities in a companies code and then email them to give them time to fix it, usually with the expectation of receiving a bounty. There are many cases of these vulnerabilities taking months to fix and it only getting resolved when the hacker decides to go public. With hackers using agents to find and exploit vulnerabilities, companies no longer have months to fix these vulnerabilities, they may not even have hours. For many indie developers the goal has been to create a SaaS with recurring revenue and sit back…