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CVE issued for hallucinated SQLite flaw that does not exist
- Engineer — Learn: An LLM fabricated a SQLite vulnerability that received a real CVE assignment, meaning scanner feeds and automated tooling may surface non-existent flaws. Review your pipeline’s CVE triage process to require reproducibility evidence before triggering patch workflows.
- SOC/IR — Learn: Phantom CVEs inject false positives into threat intel and vulnerability feeds; no IOCs or exploitable technique here, but analysts should validate CVE claims against primary sources before escalating or triggering hunts.
- Leader — Learn: This is a signal that CVE ecosystem integrity is degrading as AI-generated content enters the NVD pipeline — worth noting when boards ask about AI risk, and when justifying human-in-the-loop controls on vulnerability management processes.
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