1 hour of Kimi ($100/mo) yields 3 secure-boot escapes on popular hardware platform
matthew_d_green · x · 2026-11-08
Ethereum developer Peter Szilagyi (retweeted by cryptographer Matthew Green) says he threw 1 hour of a $100/month Kimi subscription at one of the most popular hardware platforms and it came back with 3 secure-boot escapes — a striking new data point in the infosec debate over whether frontier models can find real exploits with minimal human intervention.
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