CVE Filings Go Nearly Vertical, and banteg Quips Humans Were Shipping Slop All Along
banteg · x · 2026-10-23
Sharing a tongue-in-cheek chart labeled "C.V.E. — Cute Vulnerability Enumerator" showing CVE disclosures spiking nearly vertically toward 18,000 a year after decades of slow growth, banteg jokes that the artisanal-code argument never held up: vulnerability counts suggest human-written code was full of slop long before AI came along.
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