AI is making hard-to-exploit bugs practical: PHP2Shell as proof
AccBalanced · x · 2026-10-27
Security researcher Tarun Thakur argues the industry's long-standing assumption that hard-to-exploit bugs are low priority is ending with AI. PHP2Shell is cited as the latest proof: flaws that once took real skill and patience to weaponize are now practical to exploit.
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