https://www.zdnet.com/article/third-major-linux-kernel-flaw-in-two-weeks-found-by-ai/

The good news is that they are getting found and people could patch up their systems.

>good news

Yeah, a recent FF update fixed 100+ security issues found by one of the new super-AI LLMs.

>bad news

The flip side is that hackers are using LLMs to find them.

I'm hoping this will be a temporary thing. Right now they are finding 20yo flaws, but as that backlog gets processed it should slow down.

Drupal requires unit testing to release a minor patch. That has reduced the number of times an update breaks things. I am assuming AI exploit testing will also become a required step for any update.

>hoping

I'll have none of that! hhh

AI agents show they can create exploits, not just find vulns
https://www.theregister.com/ai-ml/2026/05/15/ai-agents-show-they-can-create-exploits-not-just-find-vulns/5241453

The First CVE Wave: Signs That AI-Assisted Vulnerability Discovery Is Reshaping Disclosure Volumes | Blog | VulnCheck

https://www.vulncheck.com/blog/ai-assisted-vulnerability-discovery