Formal verification shifts bug hunting to unverified paths — and AI is already finding them
dyn___ · x · 2026-11-13
Part 5 of julianor's security thread: formal verification doesn't end vulnerability research — it moves the bug hunt to assumptions, hardware/runtime models, and unverified paths. AI is already working there: Anthropic reported several such bugs. The takeaway: as verification tools get stronger, exploitable surface shifts to what nobody verifies.
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