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The flaw was reported on October 26 by Anthropic's OSS Scanner, a free scanning service for open-source projects that uses the company's AI models. Anthony Weems and Simon Scannell of Google Cloud Vulnerability Research Apache HTTP/2 Flaw Could Allow Unauthenticated Remote Code Execution
curl credits the finding to "Luna with Claude, Anthropic." Stenberg names the reporter as Luna Tong of Anthropic, says the finding came through the company's new OSS Scanner, and presumes its AI models were involved. curl Fixes HTTP/2 Upload Flaw That Can Enable Client-Side Code Execution
[52:40] OSS Scanner, an opt-in vulnerability Security Now examines LLM booby traps, AI-assisted intrusions and agent safeguards

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