Tom’s Hardware reports that Linux CVEs fixed per release are nearing 2,000 as AI-assisted bug hunters scan old kernel code, leaving maintainers overwhelmed by triage of low-priority defects, questionable patches, and hallucinated reports while they prune obsolete drivers.
Linux kernel nears record 2,000 vulnerabilities per release as AI bug hunters scour 40 million lines of code — maintainers say they are completely overwhelmed by CVE finds
Tom's Hardware reports that Linux CVEs fixed per release are nearing 2,000 as AI-assisted bug hunters scan old kernel code, leaving maintainers overwhelmed by triage of low-priority defects, questionable patches, and hallucinated reports while they prune obsolete drivers.
Source: Tomshardware