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How can there be 0 days in the linux kernel after all these decades?

Are human meatbag programmers really that terrible!??
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>>108577726
>How can there be 0 days in the linux kernel after all these decades?
Because they keep adding functionality
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>>108577726
>b-but I thought AI was useless nooooo
Lmao, once again anti ai fags BTFO. We won bros
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>>108577746
that buff cat image wasnt made with ai its a really old meme photo
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>>108577726
Type out one of the vulnerabilities then so we can see the use case and that it doesn't have to do with something other than the actual kernel
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>>108577764
it's probably obscure drivers, complex toctou chains, race conditions, or cves requiring physical access on the machine.

a while ago there were fuzzing programs that tries to find cves with improper electrical signals sent through usb ports, it's kida wild what they found
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>>108577764
most of the vulns were bad mainline to LTS backports, I would blame backport automation tools.
https://www.reddit.com/r/linuxsucks/comments/1sep6fx/greg_kroahhartman_didnt_review_lts_kernel_patches/
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>>108577726
Maybe somebody wants them there?
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poor gkh has to spend all day wading through literally thousands of slop emails
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>>108577837
>>108577839
Yeah this is always the issue. Whenever people bring up vulns in a full panic (they do at my job all the time) and I ask what they actually are they never apply to anything and are ffine.
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>>108577746
You are a useless spammer. Jump into a well.
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>>108577726
>Hello my name is Jia Tan and I'd like to help you...
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The myth of open sores shitware falling apart!
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>>108577726
Monolithic kernel and priority for performance, not security.
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>>108577726
and what did it cost in LLM usage fees? is anthropic going to donate free API to OSS for extensive week long scans of things?
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>>108577764
>may I see it?
Nope :^)
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>>108577726
>AI vibe coded kernel patches
Surely this will end well
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>>108577952
Not an argument, faggot
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>find some bug
>IT'S A ZERO DAY
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>>108577726
Most of those "0-days" are probably garbage
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>>108579628
Cope. You aren’t required anymore
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>>108579634
I never was
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>>108579656
Based
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>>108577746
pretty easy to hate AI when its got mentally ill defenders like you
https://desuarchive.org/_/search/image/XShUWhMhwvEXOCXYpZTG-w/
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>>108579871
>mental illness
>just old fashioned memes
Go back to your hugbox. You are not cut out for 4chan
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>>108579579
No, but it is a fact.
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>>108577746
You are a worthless spammer.
Stop it. Get some help.
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>>108577746
$20k to find a SINGLE crash (that probably zero people have ever hit) in OpenBSD's TCP implementation, a bug that any fuzzer could have caught had anyone bothered to do in the last 27 years.
https://ftp.openbsd.org/pub/OpenBSD/patches/7.8/common/025_sack.patch.sig
https://red.anthropic.com/2026/mythos-preview/
>This was the most critical vulnerability we discovered in OpenBSD with Mythos Preview after a thousand runs through our scaffold. Across a thousand runs through our scaffold, the total cost was under $20,000 and found several dozen more findings. While the specific run that found the bug above cost under $50, that number only makes sense with full hindsight. Like any search process, we can't know in advance which run will succeed.
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>>108577746
>>108577758
I am laffin because that image was probably made manually and not with AI. Even the shills dont use AI
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>>108580697
Yup. All this case illustrates is that this flavor of AI-powered code analysis has terrible business value when applying proper risk assesment on investment vs possible returns.
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>>108577726
Windows has 5-10 zero days EVERY MONTH. Also +30 thousand new CVEs EVERY MONTH. Windows has always been like this.

https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/microsoft/microsoft-february-2026-patch-tuesday-fixes-6-zero-days-58-flaws/
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>>108577726
>world discovers security researchers and "cybersecurity experts" are mostly untalented liars
all this time and AI is already finding shit they should have a decade ago. THIS is the industry to kill with AI.
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>oh no there's a weakness in the device driver for a russian buttplug from 2003, linux is finished!
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>>108580697
>implying that models won’t get cheaper and better
Keep coping. We don’t require you anymore
>>108580431
Cope
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>>108582206
Problem is, any device can masquerade as russian buttplug from 2003
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>>108577726
I'm using Claude to do a rewrite of the Linux kernel in Rust. C is simply unsafe it allows for retarded mistakes
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>>108582271
>c-cope!
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>>108582437
You are a codetrans individual. Your opinion doesn’t matter
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Linux is a toy kernel that Linus and then others kept building on top of. It's just a heap of garbage that had momentum. A lot of things just rise to the top when you keep them alive for long enough, like giant trash mountains.
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>>108582503
Yeah, same with windows
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>>108579634
Just 2 more weeks.



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