Rust and Verus shrink the search space for AI-driven CVE hunting, but does it ever end?
jd_pressman · x · 2026-10-28
In a discussion with AI security researcher @moyix, jdpressman argues that Rust and Verus effectively reduce the search space for AI-driven vulnerability discovery—cutting noise so models can laser in on where CVEs are likely found. He wonders whether this convergence ever ends, and quips that at least half the problem is that Apache code just kind of sucks.
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