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> Most coordinated disclosures follow a familiar pattern: > 1. A vulnerability is reported. > 2. A dialogue begins. > 3. Severity is discussed. > 4. Enginee
by nubg 3mo ago
> Most coordinated disclosures follow a familiar pattern:
> 1. A vulnerability is reported.
> 2. A dialogue begins.
> 3. Severity is discussed.
> 4. Engineering teams investigate.
> 5. Fixes are developed.
> 6. Users are protected.
> 7. Public disclosure follows.
8. The author prompts an LLM to write a blog post.
9. HN users are wasting time, unsure which parts of the post come from the actual prompt, and which are hallucinated world knowledge slop.
- mike_hock 3mo agoMaybe the bug report got ignored because they posted another 1000 slop reports, who knows.
- dakolli 3mo agoThe disclosure seems pretty straight-forward, definitely some LLM assisted writing here, but not nearly as bad as most of the other stuff on this site.
- mike_hock 3mo agoYes, the question is whether it drowned in a myriad of other LLM "assisted" reports, because that would be a way in which a simple straightforward report could be missed.
- skeledrew 3mo agoWonder who's fault it is when a critical security issue goes unresolved because "slop" report (sure ain't the reporters').