Two significant bugs discovered in PHP have highlighted the challenges organizations face when patching core infrastructure.
Tomer Schwartz of Wiz discussed on TechCrunch's Equity podcast how this rapid scramble unfolded and why traditional manual patching methods will struggle to scale as AI accelerates vulnerability discovery.
According to the researchers who discovered the bugs, this is just the beginning. Artificial intelligence is drastically changing the way new security issues are discovered and exploited, making the process much faster.
In a recent podcast interview, Tomer Schwartz, a technical director at Google-owned security firm Wiz, spoke about his experience with the situation from the inside. He was part of the coordinated effort with OpenAI, the Calif research group, and the official PHP development team to close the gaps in a timely manner, emphasizing that traditional manual troubleshooting can no longer keep up with the pace of new threats.
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