> Claude was used to find the bug in the first place though. That CVE write-up happened because of Claude

Do you have a link to that? A rather important piece of context.

Wasn't trying to downplay this submission the way, the main point still stands:

But finding a bug and exploiting it are very different things. Exploit development requires understanding OS internals, crafting ROP chains, managing memory layouts, debugging crashes, and adapting when things go wrong. This has long been considered the frontier that only humans can cross.

Each new AI capability is usually met with “AI can do Y, but only humans can do X.” Well, for X = exploit development, that line just moved.

Yes, that claim needs a source.

The Morris worm lesson is yet to be taken seriously.

They do, the whole tone and the lack of understanding of Docker, kernel threads, and everything else involved make it sound hilarious at first. But then you realize that this is all the human input that led to a working exploit in the end...

I never read any Twitter.