www.vulncheck.com Anthropic's Glasswing Project Faces Criticism Over Vulnerability Fixes
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- •Only 217 out of 37,966 vulnerabilities found by Glasswing have been fixed.
- •The project has seen a significant number of duplicate and withdrawn findings.
- •Anthropic's true positive rate claims are questioned due to the low number of fixes.
Anthropic's Project Glasswing, aimed at identifying software vulnerabilities, has reported finding 37,966 vulnerabilities, but only 7349 (19.4%) are publicly acknowledged, with just 217 fixed. Vulnerability researcher Patrick Garrity from VulnCheck highlighted that since September, only 15 additional vulnerabilities were marked as fixed, despite nearly 12,000 new findings added. The project has also seen a significant number of duplicates and withdrawn reports, raising questions about the accuracy of Anthropic's claimed true positive rate of 94.2%. Anthropic has launched an Open Source Security Scanner to help maintainers manage vulnerability disclosures, but the effectiveness of this tool remains under scrutiny. The gap between vulnerability discovery and remediation continues to widen, raising concerns about the project's overall impact on software security.
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