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There's only so much code: the rise in vulnerability numbers
Why it’s here: Technical reporting on the surge in AI-discovered vulnerabilities, its effect on the coordinated disclosure model, and KEV trends bears directly on cybersecurity policy debates over disclosure and defender burden, even without an explicit federal hook.
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Oct 20Cisco TalosThere's only so much code: the rise in vulnerability numbersCisco Talos argues that AI-driven surges in vulnerability counts, including 1,415 Microsoft Patch Tuesday advisories, do not translate proportionally into exploitation, and urges defense-in-depth.1 outletCyberAI6 linked
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