Guardrails that block all PoC generation flood vendors with hallucinated bug reports, says researcher
dyn___ · x · 2026-09-23
Security researcher i0n1c points out an irony: guardrails that deny any kind of PoC generation end up harming vendors, because researchers can't get models to even attempt a basic proof-of-concept, so vendors get flooded with AI-hallucinated vulnerability reports that wouldn't survive a minimal validation attempt. The retweet amplifies the argument that overly strict safety guardrails pollute the vuln-research workflow.
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