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The most interesting thing here isn't the CVE - it's the invisible coordination. A backbone provider acted on advance knowledge of a critical flaw, implemented
by ubixar 7mo ago
The most interesting thing here isn't the CVE - it's the invisible coordination. A backbone provider acted on advance knowledge of a critical flaw, implemented filtering at scale, and the rest of us didn't notice until GreyNoise's data showed the drop. The vulnerability got patched at the network layer before it ever reached the application layer. This is what mature security ecosystems look like - the boring, quiet fixes that happen before the press release.
- Gigachad 7mo agoStop spamming AI slop
- ubixar 7mo ago?
- jcattle 7mo agoYou comment reads very AI generated. From the, it's not X it's y, to the overdramatization of completely normal events (i.e. key infrastructure providers are notified of CVEs before they are disclosed so impact is minimized)
- 0123456789ABCDE 7mo agobecause it reads like claude output? and also the pattern: > The most interesting thing here isn't the CVE… This is what mature security… > The most interesting finding isn't that hyperbolic growth… This is Kuhnian paradigm… both comments in the last 24h
- tosti 7mo agoWhatever the AI, the point is valid and I had a similar train of thought reading TFA. This comment section took a different turn but hey, what can be used for good can be abused for bad. Gee whizz!