AI-driven scanning system, codenamed MDASH, to find 59 security issues in the Linux kernel. One of them, a cls_u32 shift-out-of-bounds flaw tracked as CVE-2026-74544, had gone unnoticed for at least 21 years. One full-time researcher and one intern scanned selected kernel subsystems, including networking, filesystems and security modules, from late May to mid-June 2026. The […]
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Microsoft AI Exposes 21-Year-Old Linux Kernel Bug Among 59 Security Issues Reported to Maintainers