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Security teams are reporting that attackers are now actively exploiting a vulnerability in Rejetto's HTTP File Server, a flaw credited to being discovered with the help of artificial intelligence. The combination of AI-assisted vulnerability discovery and live exploitation in the wild has drawn attention from defenders, who warn that similar tooling could speed up how quickly new security gaps are found and weaponized. Organizations running the software are urged to patch.

A security vulnerability in Rejetto's HTTP File Server, reportedly discovered with the help of AI, is now being actively exploited by attackers, according to a report by Fawkes Rocks. The case highlights growing concern that AI-assisted vulnerability discovery is shortening the gap between flaw disclosure and real-world attacks, putting unpatched HFS servers at risk.