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SQLite Critical CVEs or LLM Slop?
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A GitHub repository published multiple SQLite vulnerability advisories, which were flagged as critical by NVD and CISA. JFrog security researchers found that the cited code did not exist in the referenced versions, and the proof-of-concept payloads failed to trigger the vulnerabilities.
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- Praise: LLMs are discovering legitimate CVEs, which shows their potential utility in security contexts despite the noise.
- Praise: Some commenters believe that understanding the limitations of LLMs can enhance their effectiveness, leading to better user outputs.
- Concern: The overhyped capabilities of LLMs are leading to significant credibility issues, especially when they misidentify vulnerabilities.
- Concern: Many commenters are concerned that LLMs are generating a flood of unverified CVEs, complicating the process of identifying genuine threats.
- Concern: There's a strong sentiment that LLMs are being misused by inexperienced individuals, inflating their perceived value in the tech industry.