Jon Green
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first heard Aug 2026
last heard 6 Aug
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An example of that would be the Linux kernel where the AI found a vulnerability where you could write to arbitrary kernel memory.
Okay, fine.
That's bad.
But in terms of what you can do with it, you need to know where to write.
You need to know what address to write something to.
And that means you need to know where the interesting bits of data are living in that memory.
It found a totally separate vulnerability that allowed somebody to read arbitrary kernel memory.
Well, now you put those two together and you can say, I can write a little script that'll walk through from a read perspective, find the interesting bits that I care about, and then chain it to the other one and then write something.
That's kind of what these AI models are capable of now.
And so it's going to change things going forward.
We can never ship a security vulnerability again.
That's what every software vendor, every software producer is reaching that conclusion right now.
I think two things on this.
I think for a company like HPE and lots of other engineering-centric companies that invest in this type of technology,
I think we will get to that.
I think we'll get to a point where there's only a finite number of vulnerabilities that can exist in a piece of software.
And if we can find them all and get rid of them, then we can live in a world that's free of these vulnerabilities.
The flip side of it is that you've heard of vibe coding.
People are going to be using AI to just write code to get something done.
And these are not necessarily going to be trained people with an engineering mentality behind them.
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