Addressing AI-slop in security reports · apache logging-log4j2

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Addressing AI-slop in security reports · apache logging-log4j2 · Discussion #4052

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You may have noticed that activity on the public Log4cxx, Log4j, and Log4net repositories has slowed since December 2025. I want to reassure you that the projects are still being actively monitored...

Can’t wait for the next log4shell report not getting through to the devs because they are overwhelmed with slop.

I wonder how long their prefiltering strategy works given LLMs are really good at the imitation game.

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