Startup AISLE finds six vulnerabilities in curl where OpenAI and Anthropic SI scanners found none
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Narrowly specialized SI bug hunters are already outperforming the giants' general-purpose models: even the most polished code still has things to find.
The autonomous SI system AISLE analyzed the code of curl, one of the most scrutinized programs in the world, installed on more than 20 billion devices, and submitted 29 reports, of which the curl security team recognized six as vulnerabilities with official CVEs (fixed in version 8.22.0; all low severity). A few days earlier, curl's creator Daniel Stenberg had reported that Anthropic's Mythos and OpenAI's Codex Security found nothing in the project. Linux stable kernel maintainer Greg Kroah-Hartman says he sees a similar picture in the kernel.
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