CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) are skyrocketing as AI coding agents sift through and audit the billions and billions of lines of code that have been written by humans over the last 30 years.
Here’s the chart of CVEs per month over the last 3 years:
So what’s happening is black hat hackers (bad guys) are having a field day challenging and exploiting bugs and errors that these AI agents are finding in all kinds of systems all around the world.
Microsoft is notorious for waiting till the last moment to change anything.
Moral of the story is that the entire internet is being hacked right now, and the news won’t say that because why would they?
You’ve probably experienced many attempts at your accounts recently and many more spam calls. Much of your data has probably been leaked in some way, and many companies don’t even know they have been hacked.
PHP was found to have a massive gap in its code that lets external users inject code into its execution environment, giving them direct access to the server.
The fix for this has been out for two weeks, but you can see here that we are nowhere near covering the entire internet:
PHP servers are the most common concentration of internet servers, which at one point hosted 80% of the internet’s data.
This will continue to speed up, and the only solution will be to rewrite almost all of the world’s code, which is now being openly discussed.