Did OpenAI disclose 948 new CVEs?
No. OpenAI reported generating 948 distinct local privilege-escalation exploits from its research pipeline. Its post does not describe 948 newly assigned CVE identifiers or 948 vulnerabilities all newly disclosed to the public.
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OpenAI's 948 Linux Findings Are a Pipeline Result, Not 948 New CVEsOpenAI says its research pipeline reproduced many Linux kernel flaws and generated candidate patches. The disclosure count still needs careful interpretation.
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