Chainguard had a vague inkling that there was something in PHP and literally typed “find bad vulnerabilities in PHP” to a frontier model and independently discovered these.
What happens when you type the same into any other language is an exercise for the reader.
2. Even if it hadn't, some occurrence of any given event has to be the first
3. Who claimed no other targets are vulnerable in the same way?
> Exercise for the reader. Well, if you are so confident, go do it. Share your results. I bet you won’t find a thing.
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Flydubai_Flight_1073
Since you haven't seen any commenter here on HN go out and rent a 737 and personally demonstrate it to you, it should be totally impossible right?
Let me tell you this: - I never said VR & ED was impossible. I never said that a passenger flying a 747 was impossible either. - I said, a rumour of something so generic as “a bug exists somewhere”, does absolutely nothing for the ability to pull something off. Not before, and not now.
However, that is exactly what you wrote. Then, in your previous comment, you are changing what you said and now you’re fighting a straw man.
Goodbye dude, I’m not spending more cycles on this. Go find some bugs lol.
> you are changing what you said and now you’re fighting a straw man.
Not really. I think the issue is just reading comprehension on your part. Go back and read my original comment again and see if you understand it better this time. You made a ridiculous argument, which I responded to, how is that a strawman?
> Go find some bugs lol
I still don't understand what your deal is? Why do you think I'd be interested in that? It seems like a pretty basic concept that a person can know of a thing being possible without being personally interested in doing it?