GLM-5.3’s emergent security capabilities: 1,097 critical/high severity bugs discovered across kernels, browsers, and infrastructure, oldest flaw from 1981

Most of my job is figuring out what not to touch. We have dependencies in prod from before I started, half the system uses them and nobody has opened them in years. Every audit I just skip past it. You dont wanna be the one who breaks something you didnt even know depended on it. Saw something with GLM-5.3 the other day that kinda proved where these things are actually useful. They ran it over alot of open source, turned up thousands of vulns, bunch of them critical. One had been sitting there since 1981. Longer than I’ve been alive. Buried in kernels and browsers, stuff nobody rereads. Problem was never finding bugs tho. We were already drowning in the ones we knew about, now theres just more. Piles bigger. But its a pile I know about instead of one sitting in a file I avoid, so I’ll take it. submitted by /u/Sinver_Nightingale27 [link] [comments]Technical Information Security Content & DiscussionRead More