Can defenders use the same LLM to find and patch an undisclosed PHP exploit first?
ccerrato147 · x · 2026-10-22
A quoted tweet raises a security question: if a PHP vulnerability was found with a specific LLM and announced without details, can defenders use that same model during the disclosure window to locate and patch it internally? The poster notes that knowing a critical bug exists in the codebase is itself a usable signal.
The post is an open-ended discussion of attack/defense strategy; it names no specific model, CVE, or test results.
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