948 flaws in Linux: finding them is not the same as fixing them
Watch on YouTube OpenAI claims to have identified 948 distinct vulnerabilities that could allow an unprivileged local user to gain administrator access on Linux. To arrive at that figure, its artificial intelligence agents did more than flag suspicious code: they tried to reproduce the flaws and test their impac
OpenAI claims to have identified 948 distinct vulnerabilities that could allow an unprivileged local user to gain administrator access on Linux. To arrive at that figure, its artificial intelligence agents did more than flag suspicious code: they tried to reproduce the flaws, test their impact, and prepare fixes for researchers and maintainers to review. The distinction matters from the outset. Finding a potential vulnerability is not the same as demonstrating it, and proposing a patch does not mean it has already been incorporated.
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