KK.aWSB[verified]@KKaWSBDisclosure
Apple announced the patch for CVE-2026-28952, a kernel integer overflow discovered by AI, but no exploit or active use in the wild is reported.
黄小木[verified]@ai_xiaomuDisclosure
Apple announced CVE-2026-28952, a kernel vulnerability in macOS 26.5 discovered by Anthropic’s Claude. The incident highlights AI's growing role in uncovering security flaws.
mousepotato[verified]@iluciddreamingDisclosure
Apple has released a security advisory for CVE-2026-28952, a macOS 26.5 kernel vulnerability, noting that it was found by AI.
Gen AI Spotlight[verified]@GenAISpotlightDisclosure
Apple announced two new CVEs in macOS Tahoe discovered with AI, describing an integer overflow and a WebKit flaw, but no exploits, patches, or PoC were provided.
bento[verified]@dtk4723Disclosure
Apple credited Claude, an AI model, for discovering a kernel vulnerability (CVE‑2026‑28952) in macOS 26.5, signifying a new chapter in AI involvement in vulnerability reporting.
AI Security Gateway[verified]@AISGatewayDisclosure
Anthropic AI’s Claude discovered a new macOS 26.5 kernel vulnerability, CVE-2026-28952, and disclosed it. No exploitation details, patches, or PoC information are provided.
AI Security Gateway[verified]@AISGatewayGeneral
The post highlights an AI tool used internally to detect CVE-2026-28952 and monitor model traffic, but it offers no exploit details, patches, or technical depth.
Thomas Oomens[verified]@HonestDevIODisclosure
Claude reported a new macOS kernel vulnerability (CVE‑2026‑28952) that Apple has documented on its official security page, indicating a recent disclosure with no exploit or patch details provided.