Anthropic surfaced 29,000+ Node.js bug candidates in six months; fixing is now the bottleneck
dscape · x · 2026-10-29
Node.js shipped fixes for 10 vulnerabilities on Oct 21. Anthropic says its AI found 29,000+ candidate bugs over six months, with about 6,000 manually reviewed. Feross argues bug-finding is getting cheap and remediation is the real bottleneck — fund the fixers. Separately, Socket joined OpenJS's new Security Stewardship Program to fund Node.js vulnerability research and security releases.
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