Do the reported 29,000 candidate vulnerabilities mean 29,000 confirmed bugs?
No. Anthropic reports more than 29,000 candidate vulnerabilities and about 6,000 manually reviewed or triaged over six months. Candidate counts are not confirmed defects, accepted patches or evidence of exploitation. Maintainers need enough detail to reproduce and assess each report before deciding what it means.
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