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TechnologyThe Next Web·Aug 4, 2026·1 min read

Someone posted 55 vulnerabilities in days. 54 were AI-invented. One still scored a perfect 10.

The software industry runs on a shared list of known bugs. Someone is now seeding that list with breakage that no one ever found. Security firm JFrog found six critical SQLite flaws that were pure fiction, it reported. The advisories…

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