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AI can find zero-days but still can’t reliably write secure code
In recent months, LLMs have gone from flooding open-source projects and bug bounty programs with questionable security reports that waste…
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In recent months, LLMs have gone from flooding open-source projects and bug bounty programs with questionable security reports that wasted developers’ time, to routinely finding zero-day flaws that humans and traditional security audit tools had missed for years — a rapid evolution in cyber capabilities that scares even their own creators .
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