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This year’s bug count just passed 100K
Why it’s here: Specialist cybersecurity reporting on the record CVE surge driven by AI, shrinking exploit windows, and CISA's June binding directive on vulnerability prioritization, which bears directly on federal cyber policy and the AI-driven threat landscape.
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2d agoThe Register · research by VulnCheckThis year’s bug count just passed 100KThe 2026 CVE count passed 100,000 by mid-November, more than double 2025's total, which VulnCheck attributes largely to AI-driven vulnerability hunting.1 outletCyber9 linked
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