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A $1,000 AI agent just found 21 security holes in FFmpeg, the video engine inside almost every app — and one bug had hidden for 23 years

An automated security tool running on roughly $1,000 in compute reportedly identified 21 vulnerabilities in FFmpeg, the ...
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FFmpeg criticizes Google for using AI to report large numbers of bugs, saying it is 'pushing work onto volunteers' and 'just wants to create a track record of detection and ...

Google has used its AI-based security vulnerability detection system, Big Sleep, to identify numerous vulnerabilities and bugs. However, the sheer volume of reports has become a significant burden on ...
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'The biggest speedup I've seen so far' — FFmpeg devs boast of another 100x leap thanks to handwritten assembly code

The developers behind the FFmpeg project are again claiming major performance uplifts delivered by wielding the art of handwritten assembly code. With the latest patch applied, users should see a ...
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FFmpeg thanks Google for the bug reporting, now asks where the funding is

Sounding off: As AI-driven security diagnostics become more sophisticated and widespread, the open-source projects forming the backbone of digital infrastructure will face increasing pressure to scale ...