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Briefings

A language model identified three security flaws in Core's new bug bounty program, which are the first disclosed under Core's updated rules for bugs that are easy to find. The findings were published on October 29, 2026, and the report highlights that these vulnerabilities are specifically targeted at Windows and Mac systems.

Key points

• Three security flaws were discovered in Core's new bug bounty program, which is the first set of vulnerabilities disclosed under Core's updated rules for bugs that are easy to find.
• The identified vulnerabilities are specifically targeted at Windows and Mac systems, and the report notes that these flaws are easy to find.

Context

Core's new bug bounty program introduced specific rules for bugs that are easy to find, and this report details three flaws discovered by a language model scan. The findings are significant as they represent the first set of vulnerabilities disclosed under Core's updated rules.

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The evidence is limited to a single sentence stating that three flaws were found and are the first disclosed under Core's new rules. No specific dates, numbers, or technical details about the flaws are provided in the source text.

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