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Rob Pomeroy

robpomeroy@infosec.exchange

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    A patch-lag leaderboard is less useful than it looks. The vendor that publishes a discovery date is double-reporting; the one that doesn&#39;t shows a misleading zero. The metric that matters is disclosure-to-patch for known-exploited bugs. https://vulntrends.org/blog/which-vendors-patch-the-fastest/ #patching #vulnerabilities #msrc #mttp #infosec

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    The arrival of 622 CVEs in a single Patch Tuesday is the visible signal of something that has been happening for years: discovery is now machine-speed, and a once-a-month batched disclosure is straining to keep up. Read more: https://vulntrends.org/blog/the-evolution-of-patch-tuesday/ #vulnerabilities #PatchTuesday #AISecurity #Microsoft

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    I&#39;ve released VulnTrends v1.2.0. Rather than adding lots of new features, this update focuses on improving the foundations: β€’ Higher quality data β€’ Better analysis β€’ New explanatory pages describing each metric and its limitations β€’ Greater transparency into how the charts are produced The aim is to make VulnTrends a useful reference for understanding vulnerability disclosure and remediation trendsβ€”not just another CVE counter. Feedback is always welcome. https://vulntrends.org Release...

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    Some people spend their holiday time on the beach. I play with websites, apparently. Don&#39;t tell Mrs P. I&#39;ve enhanced the data gathered for my open source project VulnTrends (v1.1.0), and the picture is even more pronounced than the project originally showed. It&#39;s impossible (and irresponsible) to ignore the impact of frontier (or well-harnessed) LLMs on vulnerability discovery. Will there be a growing disparity between discovery and remedation? That remains to be seen. What IS cert...

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    Is software security actually improving? It&#39;s tempting to judge by the ever-increasing number of CVEs, but vulnerability counts tell only part of the story. In this article I explore the difference between vulnerability discovery and software quality, why modern engineering practices have improved security, and how AI could fundamentally change the balance between finding and fixing bugs. I&#39;d love to hear your thoughts. https://vulntrends.org/blog/software-security-actually-improving...

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    We&#39;ve all been talking about AI accelerating vulnerability discovery, but I hadn&#39;t seen a good way to visualise it. So I built https://vulntrends.org/ The &quot;Vulnerabilities Discovered&quot; graph, tracking major vendors over time, makes the recent acceleration very hard to ignore. Feedback welcome.