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Oct 15, 2026
The messy middle of AI-powered bug disclosure
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Josh BressersGUEST
But so kinda what we're doing at VulnCheck right now is I like to think of there's kind of three stages of coordinated vulnerability disclosure.

Josh BressersGUEST
There's what we take in, right, and then there's kind of our internal research piece where we make sure it's, it's real and, and kind of to the level we want, and then there's the actual coordination where you reach out to the organization, be it a company, open source, whatever it is.

Josh BressersGUEST
And the incoming aspect, we're, we're leaning on some skills right now to help with that, where we take the report we're given, 'cause obviously these reports are coming in freeform, generally speaking, so no two are alike.

Josh BressersGUEST
So we use some skills to give us, you know, some normalized output to understand what we're looking at.

Josh BressersGUEST
You know, make sure there aren't duplicates already, 'cause as you mentioned, there's oftentimes someone will report a thing And someone else has reported it to a project or even to us sometimes.
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