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The 90-day vulnerability disclosure policy is dead, as LLMs compress bug finding and exploit development time, and critical issues must be patched immediately

Table of Contents  — story 2: 30 minutes from patch to exploit  — what the industry needs to do (and I am not sugarcoating this)

Himanshu Anand

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