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you are less likely to have the same vulnerabilities as everyone else though, so unless somebody is targeting you, those vulnerabilities might not matter all th
by 8note 21d ago
you are less likely to have the same vulnerabilities as everyone else though, so unless somebody is targeting you, those vulnerabilities might not matter all that much
- archagon 21d agoWot? You are incredibly likely to have the same vulnerabilities as everyone else (as they exist in your LLM’s training corpus).
- tjpnz 21d agoSo security through obscurity.
- xp84 20d agoNobody's claiming that it's security. I'm saying that every web property I've ever seen logs for is swept at least daily for /wp-admin/... and similar URLs. I've also seen WP instances left unpatched become completely taken over by spammers in a matter of days. Any software package with an install base of 1, whether human coded or vibe coded, by junior engineers or by Fable, will not have an organized ecosystem of "webscale" exploiting, unless the property in question is of incredibly high value. In that event, dedicated black-hats and state actors will always be targeting it explicitly no matter what software it runs.
- LtWorf 21d agoBecause LLMs output is always so unique and original. That's why it looks all the same right?
- aitchnyu 20d agoA targetted attack will be easy to do with an AI.