Decompilation and you are back to the level of security you started with. OpenSSH is open for a good reason. Please acknowledge your error. Are you AI?
OTOH, their position seems to be "many LLMs make shallow bugs" is unhelpful; same as many eyes make shallow bugs considered unhelpful.
What seems genuinely needed by the open source economy to both surface these latent vulns and tamp down finding-slop is a new https://bughook.github.com/your/repo/ that these big LLMs (Mythos, etc.) support. Mythos understands if it's been used to find an vuln, and back end auto-reports verified findings the git service can feed to a Dependabot type tool.
Even better, price up Mythos to cover running a background verifier that gets the project, revalidates the issue, before that bughook.
Meanwhile, train it on these findings, so its future self doesn't create them.
How do you decompile a SaaS? They're a SaaS.
OTOH, their position seems to be "many LLMs make shallow bugs" is unhelpful; same as many eyes make shallow bugs considered unhelpful.
What seems genuinely needed by the open source economy to both surface these latent vulns and tamp down finding-slop is a new https://bughook.github.com/your/repo/ that these big LLMs (Mythos, etc.) support. Mythos understands if it's been used to find an vuln, and back end auto-reports verified findings the git service can feed to a Dependabot type tool.
Even better, price up Mythos to cover running a background verifier that gets the project, revalidates the issue, before that bughook.
Meanwhile, train it on these findings, so its future self doesn't create them.