If a web application is vulnerable to sql injection, there are 4,732 ways you can ruin/still a database. Yet it is all one single vulnerability.
Now, either those are 1k+ unique distinct techniques, or closer to my Sql injection example.
There is no real data attached to the post. And in general, open ai marketing already gained mileage of reputation amongst us.
Most likely kernel is not that vulnerable as they made it sounds.
If that was true, why are the Linux maintainers hard at work discussing and patching the issues?
> When the autonomous scan and manual analysis finished after 10 days, 61 LPEs had already been patched upstream, 43 had staging patches, and 299 were being reported and discussed publicly.
If only the kernel maintainers considered the thought which first came to your uninformed mind, they would have saved some effort...