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AI finds PHP flaws, but Geoffrey Irving warns attackers move faster

The Fox News Clips interview examines how automated attacks can outpace repairs after a software vulnerability becomes public.

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Fox News Clips Story of October 25, 2026Trari Newsroom

Why this story? The video opened at a pace of 367,712 views a day, 15 times a normal first day on this channel (24,894).

FBI warns of vulnerability affecting up to 70% of the internet

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0:04Fox introduces an FBI warning about PHP vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to execute code remotely.
1:03Irving explains that AI can discover software weaknesses while also helping attackers exploit them.
1:46Autonomous attacks can execute exploits within seconds, faster than human teams can respond with repairs, Irving says.
2:43Irving predicts the threat will grow as open-source AI models from China approach American models' capabilities.

Finding the flaw isn't enough. In a Fox News interview, AI safety expert Geoffrey Irving explains the uncomfortable other half of automated bug hunting: the same technology can help attackers exploit a weakness before people have time to fix it.

The segment, shared by Fox News Clips, drew about 159,000 views in seven hours, already well beyond the channel's usual full-day audience for regular videos.

Fox introduces the interview with an FBI and NSA warning about critical vulnerabilities in PHP, software used to run websites. An FBI Cyber Division post shown on screen says the flaws could let attackers execute code remotely, potentially compromising sensitive information and networks. Fox describes the potential reach as up to 70% of the internet.

Irving, a co-founder of Resolution, explains why AI's role cuts both ways. It can uncover vulnerabilities, but autonomous attacks can also identify weaknesses and carry out exploits at a speed human repair teams cannot match. "Within seconds of one of these coming out, you have attacks occurring," he says.

That gap between discovery and repair gives the segment its practical urgency. A ticker carries the NSA's warning to organizations: if they cannot fix the PHP flaw, go offline.

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