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Rails, Security and AI Reports

The Rails security team has worked with the Internet Bug Bounty (IBB) for years, but AI-generated low-quality reports have become overwhelming, leading IBB to stop accepting new submissions. The post reflects on the impact on open-source security.

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  • Rails project has long partnered with the Internet Bug Bounty (IBB), but AI-generated reports have degraded quality.
  • AI lowered the barrier for report submission, flooding teams with plausible-looking low-quality reports.
  • IBB has stopped accepting new submissions, ending bounties for security researchers.
  • Rails team now handles inquiries about bounties, acting as customer support for IBB.

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