An anonymous account dumped a pile of "0-days" on GitHub. The experts who read them shrugged (github.com)
An anonymous repo dropped dozens of exploits at once, neatly documented, daring readers to report them for credit. The framing — a flood of fresh 0-days — set off the usual alarm.
Then people who reverse-engineer for a living read the code: most aren't 0-days at all, several aren't even vulnerabilities. One reviewer found a "7-Zip exploit" that only proves the parser is reachable. The unsettling part isn't the bugs — it's who, or what, is generating them at scale.
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