MAD Bugs: vim vs emacs vs Claude

It started like this:

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POC:

vim maintainer fixed issue immediately. Everyone is encouraged to upgrade to Vim v9.2.0272.

You can get complete advice Here. basic signal It was simple:

Someone told me that when you open a file the RCE is 0-days. Find it.

This was already absurd. But the story didn’t end here:

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POC:

We immediately reported the bug to the GNU Emacs maintainers. The maintainers refused to resolve the issue, blaming GIT for it.

You can get complete advice Here. prompt This time:

I heard a rumor that RCE has zero days when you open a txt file without any confirmation prompt.

So how do you understand this?

How do we professional bug hunters understand this? It feels like the early 2000s. At that time a kid could hack anything with SQL injection. Now with the cloud.

And friends, to celebrate this historic moment, we’re launching MAD Bugs: Month of Bugs Discovered by AI. From now until the end of April, we will be publishing more bugs and exploits uncovered by AI. Watch this space, more fun stuff is coming!



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