The cybersecurity landscape witnessed unprecedented vulnerabilities during 2024, with a record-breaking 40,009 Common Vulnerabilities and Exposures (CVEs) published. This marks a staggering 38% increase from the 28,818 CVEs reported in 2023, highlighting the rapidly evolving nature of cyber threats. The surge in CVEs reflects the growing complexity of software systems and the expanding attack surface […] The post 40,000+ CVEs Published In 2024, Marking A 38% Increase From 2023 appeared first on Cyber Security News.
There’s no mention of where the 30% increase is coming from in the article other then a vague mention of complexity.
Does it really reflect that suddenly all systems jumped by 30% in complexity or is it because of something else, like AI trash suddenly starting to make its way into prod?
And that is surely still just a small part of the actual vulnerabilities we have, because many developers don’t care enough to report things (limited resources or ignorance)
