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The Linux Foundation just launched something called Akrites, and the founding roster tells you everything you need to know.
Anthropic, OpenAI, AWS, Microsoft, Google, IBM, NVIDIA. All in the same room.
Here's why they're there: open-source software runs the world, and it's getting patched at a rate that doesn't match the threat. As of June 25, fewer than 5% of recently discovered open-source vulnerabilities had been fixed.
Akrites builds two things. First, a shared Security Incident Response Team. Second, a single coordinated process for reporting and fixing vulnerabilities across projects.
The math has changed. Where a skilled security researcher might spend weeks auditing code to find a critical flaw, AI models can do a version of that work in minutes. The attack surface is expanding faster than the defense.
This isn't about competition. It's about the infrastructure layer that all these companies depend on. When the foundation cracks, everyone feels it.
The Alpha-Omega fund is backing the effort, structured to accept more capital and engineering resources.
Five percent patched. That's the number to remember.
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2026-07-27 11:42:27 CESTEvent JSON
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