The AI slop security reporting is basically extinct. It almost does not happen anymore. At all.

I want to emphasize this because when I talk about AI security reports now, half my readers seem to believe those are AI slop. They're not. They are found with AI tools and normally high quality bug reports.

The weakest part is that they tend to overstress the vulnerability angle. Lots of them are well phrased bug reports that are still "just bugs".

@bagder I see
- good ones using AI as part of a rigorous process with replication
- mediocre where someone asked an AI "Find me a CVE", submits the report without review or replication, and yet still expects credit

If "have write access to the filesystem" is a prerequisite to an exploit: it's not an exploit. You already have total ownership of the server