After Chrome and Pixel Full-Chain Exploits, Researchers Push to Arm Defenders with AI Models
moyix · x · 2026-10-09
Security researcher S1r1u5 lists a wild run of recent exploits — Chrome full chain, gVisor escape, KVM escape, Samsung and Pixel full chains — and asks who has the iPhone full chain.
The accompanying argument: optimistically, cyber is defense-dominant with finite vulnerabilities, so give models to as many good security researchers as possible. Pessimistically, complexity, vibe coding, and capable models open new vulnerability space, making formal verification and secure-by-design the only real fix — a 'fever dream' for now. Either way, walled gardens are counterproductive.
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