Google’s Chrome security advisories show a sharp rise in vulnerabilities reportedly found internally, climbing from a few dozen in late March and April to 100 by May 5. The pattern suggests AI may be accelerating flaw discovery, while Google’s own tools like Big Sleep and CodeMender also point to a growing role for automated vulnerability research. #Chrome #Google #CodeMender #BigSleep #ClaudeMythos
Keypoints
- Google’s Chrome vulnerability discoveries surged dramatically over the past month.
- More than 70 patched flaws in the latest Chrome releases were found internally by Google.
- The spike may be linked to AI-assisted vulnerability discovery, though Google has not confirmed it.
- Google has said AI and automation are helping it remediate risks faster than before.
- Other companies, including Mozilla, Microsoft, and Palo Alto Networks, have also used AI to find vulnerabilities.
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