Security researcher argues Linux bugs can never be fully fixed

Security researcher lauriewired explains why Linux kernel vulnerabilities can never be fully fixed: using the concept of "weird machines," bugs are fundamentally uncomputable, so even a million AI programmers could not eliminate them all.

2026-10-03 ~ 2026-10-03 · 2 related posts

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