i don't think this is doable fairly. as they say in the blog post, the only fair way to is to look for new, previously undiscovered zero-days, otherwise you alw

i don't think this is doable fairly. as they say in the blog post, the only fair way to is to look for new, previously undiscovered zero-days, otherwise you always risk the model has in some way been trained on the vulnerabilities. looking for legit new stuff is the only way to prevent leakage (even accidental one)