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The patch-and-pray era is ending.
Summary
October 2026 has delivered an extraordinary cluster of critical security disclosures, including flaws in foundational internet infrastructure. Some are calling it “Black October.” Others call it the start of the “Vulnpocalypse.” Regardless of the label, AI-accelerated discovery is surfacing bugs faster than anyone can fix them, and the exploitation windows are shrinking from weeks to hours. Sam Altman says he no longer thinks we can simply patch all the bugs, and he argues leaders haven’t grasped how exponential this is.
Anthropic’s Deputy CISO Jason Clinton warns of a “vulnerability tsunami” and says things will get much […]...
KazaSec's take
A newly disclosed vulnerability is only a real risk to your organization once it's confirmed present and exploitable in your own environment, not every CVE applies equally to every network. Knowing the difference is exactly what a proper vulnerability assessment is for.
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