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CVE-2023-54391 and beyond: excavating silent patches and the attacker-defender information gap

yeswehack.com | vulnerability | CVE-2023-54391 | #ai-security | #exploit | #vulnerability-disclosure | #silent-patches | #cve-2023-54391 | #proxmox

Summary

CVE-2023-54391: a Proxmox VE auth bypass fixed silently in 2023, exploited in 2026 before any advisory. The piece taxonomizes 'silent patch gaps' and why AI-assisted diffing makes them cheap to mine.
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