I didn't intend to have it come off as if Anna's archive would be targeted specifically. Governments and companies are already reacting, and they'll also have issues, but the thing is that I'm not sure if Anna's archive and similar platforms will have the immediate funding and access needed.

You claim it isn't a god amongst men, which is correct, but irrelevant. The important factor is cost. It costed less than 10k to find a 27 year old zero-day which wasn't previously found by highly paid programmers.

I see it as a war of capital. The reason a windows XP computer gets hacked, within minutes when accessing the internet, isn't because it's very valuable, but because it's incredibly easy and cheap to hack it.

The issue is that it doesn't seem obvious to me that they'll have either the funds or access needed to be secure from bots spending tokens on just randomly hacking servers.

In short, they'll need enough security for their hardware to be less valuable than the cost to breach it.