Open Source & Tools

KISA found 523 security vulnerabilities with AI but faces zero budget next year

Original article in KoreanKISA, AI로 취약점 523건 찾아냈는데…내년 예산은 '0'

Outlet: ETNews
Published: Oct 6, 2026
Importance: 3/5

Summary

The Korea Internet & Security Agency (KISA) used a frontier AI model to discover 523 vulnerabilities across national infrastructure, commercial software, and open-source projects from June 2 through September 25. However, the agency faces a complete budget elimination for next year, threatening continuation of the program.

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