10 pointsby eichin3 hours ago3 comments
  • up2isomorphism10 minutes ago
    But on the other hand, Claude might introduce more vulnerability than it discovered.
  • eichin3 hours ago
    An explanation of the Claude Opus 4.6 linux kernel security findings as presented by Nicholas Carlini at unpromptedcon.
    • eichin3 hours ago
      https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=1sd26pWhfmg is the presentation itself. The prompts are trivial; the bug (and others) looks real and well-explained - I'm still skeptical but this looks a lot more real/useful than anything a year ago even suggested was possible...
  • jazz9k2 hours ago
    This does sound great, but the cost of tokens will prevent most companies from using agents to secure their code.
    • KetoManx642 hours ago
      Tokens are insanely cheap at the moment. Through OpenRouter a message to Sonnet costs about $0.001 cents or using Devstral 2512 it's about $0.0001. An extended coding session/feature expansion will cost me about $5 in credits. Split up your codebase so you don't have to feed all of it into the LLM at once and it's a very reasonable.