AISLE Security Analyzer Uncovers 6 CVEs in curl, Including Project's Oldest Vulnerability
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AISLE's security analyzer discovered 6 new CVEs (Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures) in curl, the ubiquitous data transfer software running on over 30 billion devices. This discovery more than doubles the findings of the nearest AI security platform and includes the oldest security issue ever found in the curl project. The announcement follows curl founder Daniel Stenberg's May 2026 blog post about Anthropic's Mythos model finding a single CVE, which sparked a wave of security research into the widely-used library.
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· 3 pulledCurl runs on more than 30 billion devices.
Billions of users never run the curl command directly, but still depend on libcurl, the engine behind curl, through another product.
AISLE's analyzer discovered 6 new CVEs in curl, more than 2x the nearest AI security platform and including the oldest security issue in the project.
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