Claude’s scary part isn’t the exploit — it’s the speedup
What jumps out to me isn’t that a model helped build an exploit. It’s that the model apparently took a problem that had already resisted a human team and pushed it over the line once ASLR was in play. That is a much less glamorous, much more unsettling story than the usual “AI found a bug” headline. I’m also side-eyeing the framing a bit. The article says Discourse’s advisory rates the flaw as remote code execution, while the public libheif record calls it an out-of-bounds read. Those can both b
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