Oracle says AI found flaws in its code and patched over 1,400 vulnerabilities
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Oracle says it used an early-access Mythos model to find serious security vulnerabilities in its own code, and its quarterly patch fixed more than 1,400 vulnerabilities.
The company also describes Deep Data Security, which enforces end-user security rules in the data layer and began shipping in April. Oracle says this keeps AI agents from bypassing those rules.
The report is based on Oracle's own description of its response, as reported by SiliconANGLE. The figures and claims are Oracle's and have not been independently verified.
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AIOracle says it used an early-access Mythos model to find serious security vulnerabilities in its own code, and its quarterly patch addressed more than 1,400 vulnerabilities. The company is enforcing end-user security rules in the data layer through Deep Data Security, which began shipping in April, so AI agents cannot bypass them.
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