Chainguard Disrupts Vulnerability Disclosure with AI-Driven Flood of Findings

Chainguard will begin publicly disclosing on September 28 a set of more than 40,000 vulnerabilities it identified across 500 projects, 42% of them rated critical or high-priority, and says it has produced over 2,000 patches. The disclosure starts with a batch of 50 vulnerabilities the company quietly fixed.

Imagine uncovering over 40,000 vulnerabilities, with 42% being critical or high-priority, across 500 projects - and swiftly resolving them with over 2,000 patches produced. Starting September 28, Chainguard will begin publicly disclosing these findings, kicking off with a batch of 50 quietly fixed vulnerabilities.