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US National Vulnerabilities Database sees record cyber flaws, AI suspected

The US National Vulnerabilities Database has recorded a significant increase in reported digital security flaws, with over 45,000 flaws identified between January and Monday, more than double the total for all of 2025. A large portion of these newly discovered vulnerabilities are attributed to internal security teams, potentially leveraging AI-powered cybersecurity tools. Despite the surge in identified flaws, there has not been a corresponding rise in the number of exploits this year. AI

IMPACT AI tools may be accelerating the discovery of cybersecurity vulnerabilities, potentially leading to faster patching and improved security.

RANK_REASON The article discusses trends in vulnerability reporting and speculates on the role of AI, rather than announcing a new model, product, or policy.

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    The US National Vulnerabilities Database https:// nvd.nist.gov/ the centralized repository of digital security holes, recorded 45,207 flaws between January and

    The US National Vulnerabilities Database https:// nvd.nist.gov/ the centralized repository of digital security holes, recorded 45,207 flaws between January and Monday, so we are looking at more than double the number of flaws reported in all of 2025. The good news - a very large …