GLM-5.3 Scans Open-Source Projects, Discovers 2,400+ Vulnerabilities
cedric_chee · x · 2026-08-14
A user reported that GLM-5.3 is scanning open-source projects and popular software at scale, publicly disclosing the vulnerabilities it finds via the Z.ai Security platform.
The disclosure ledger shows 2,436 vulnerabilities cataloged, including 1,097 critical and high-severity flaws. These vulnerabilities span an impact timeline of 45 years, with an average dormancy period of 26.6 years. Recent high-severity disclosures affect core components like the Linux kernel, WebKit, and FreeBSD.
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