In some previous statements Torvalds said that all Ai based CVEs are handled differently and need to be disclosed publicly immediately. His argument was that if someone found a vulnerability or an issue with a LLM, then others will probably too. So hiding it just caused multiple reports of the same issue, because usually CVEs are hidden until they are solved. That might explain why all of them are dumped immediately.
For someone who lurks roams that much, and makes baseless claims liberally, you appear to be missing a lot of basic info, like responsible disclosure, gap periods, or the private mailing list every distro is on which allows them time to ship fixes before the vulnerabilities are announced.
Am I lurking or making many baseless claims? Can’t be both. You sound like the “dey teyk r jaaaabs” types that think immigrants are lazy and taking jobs at the same time.
Reading your post history is looking a troll up the rear.
While it is indeed amusing to think that perma-online often-wrong people are geniuses who perfected the execution of Cunningham’s Law. In reality, they couldn’t be further from that. And everything they write is second or third hand anyway, often sourced from the bottom-of-the-barrel corners of the internet.
Watch them call me AI again because of the “while…they”, after the magnificent leap of detecting my supposed anti-immigrant sentiment (which is a dog-whistle for “fervent racist” of course).
Not to defend any comment, I have no horse in this race, but being rude to people doesn’t usually help your point, and unless you’re being rude back in the same thread no one will have enough context to give you benefit of the doubt
Isn’t every CVE already confirmed to be a problem?
Sure, but the fix isn’t written at the same time as the CVE is it? I might be wrong.
I’d expect the fixes to come sequentially, not in a batch with all having the same timestamp
In some previous statements Torvalds said that all Ai based CVEs are handled differently and need to be disclosed publicly immediately. His argument was that if someone found a vulnerability or an issue with a LLM, then others will probably too. So hiding it just caused multiple reports of the same issue, because usually CVEs are hidden until they are solved. That might explain why all of them are dumped immediately.
For someone who
lurksroams that much, and makes baseless claims liberally, you appear to be missing a lot of basic info, like responsible disclosure, gap periods, or the private mailing list every distro is on which allows them time to ship fixes before the vulnerabilities are announced.Am I lurking or making many baseless claims? Can’t be both. You sound like the “dey teyk r jaaaabs” types that think immigrants are lazy and taking jobs at the same time.
Reading your post history is looking a troll up the rear.
Maybe that’s why they asked the question
While it is indeed amusing to think that perma-online often-wrong people are geniuses who perfected the execution of Cunningham’s Law. In reality, they couldn’t be further from that. And everything they write is second or third hand anyway, often sourced from the bottom-of-the-barrel corners of the internet.
Watch them call me AI again because of the “while…they”, after the magnificent leap of detecting my supposed anti-immigrant sentiment (which is a dog-whistle for “fervent racist” of course).
Not to defend any comment, I have no horse in this race, but being rude to people doesn’t usually help your point, and unless you’re being rude back in the same thread no one will have enough context to give you benefit of the doubt
So you’ve noticed this user lurking a lot and also making lots of claims? Indeed, up === down.