Anthropic's AI cybersecurity model, Mythos, is now accessible to India and ~150 organizations globally via Project Glasswing. This inclusion, unusual for a non-allied power, highlights India's strategic importance in AI and cybersecurity.
Anthropic's Project Glasswing, a 12-organization initiative using AI model "Mythos Preview," has identified over 10,000 high/critical software vulnerabilities. While AI accelerates discovery, manual patching lags behind, prompting Anthropic to launch "Claude Security" for automated scanning and fixes.
AI is transforming bug bounty programs, leading to an influx of submissions and changing economic dynamics for researchers and organizations. While some programs face overload, others are seeing improved quality and are adjusting payouts, highlighting the evolving cybersecurity landscape.
Anthropic decided not to release its powerful AI model, Claude Mythos, to the public. Instead, the company launched a security tool aimed at addressing software vulnerabilities.
A Chinese think tank's request for access to Anthropic's powerful AI model Mythos, capable of finding software vulnerabilities, was refused. The US National Security Council reacted with alarm, highlighting concerns ahead of the Trump-Xi meeting in Beijing, where AI safety is now on the agenda.
OpenAI's Daybreak initiative uses AI to enhance crypto security by identifying and fixing vulnerabilities before exploitation, contrasting with the crypto industry's reactive approach, which often fails to prevent significant losses.
OpenAI said its new Daybreak initiative uses AI to help companies identify software vulnerabilities and speed up cyber defense.
Anthropic CEO Dario Amodei issued a stark warning to U.S. institutions, revealing their AI model Mythos uncovered tens of thousands of software vulnerabilities. He emphasized a critical, narrow window to patch these flaws before China's AI catches up, potentially leading to widespread breaches and financial damage.
The Trump administration is drafting legislation that would require AI companies to submit powerful models for government review before public release. The policy reversal was triggered by Anthropic's Mythos, an AI model capable of autonomously finding tens of thousands of software vulnerabilities across every major operating system—too dangerous, Anthropic decided, for public release.
Anthropic's powerful AI model, Claude Mythos, capable of finding software vulnerabilities, has prompted a global financial sector scramble. Banks, regulators, and central bankers are urgently assessing risks and accelerating cybersecurity investments. Project Glasswing offers controlled access for defensive security work, highlighting the evolving threat landscape.
Anthropic's powerful AI model, Claude Mythos, capable of finding software vulnerabilities, has prompted a global financial sector scramble. Banks, regulators, and central bankers are urgently assessing risks and accelerating cybersecurity investments. Project Glasswing offers controlled access for defensive security work, highlighting the evolving threat landscape.
Anthropic's powerful AI model, Claude Mythos, capable of finding software vulnerabilities, has prompted a global financial sector scramble. Banks, regulators, and central bankers are urgently assessing risks and accelerating cybersecurity investments. Project Glasswing offers controlled access for defensive security work, highlighting the evolving threat landscape.
Anthropic's new AI model Mythos can autonomously identify zero-day software vulnerabilities, deemed too dangerous for public release. The model was shared with 40 companies including Apple, Amazon and Google. UK AI Security Institute testing found it can complete in minutes tasks that would take human hackers days. Experts warn users to expect a cascade of security patches and enable automatic updates immediately.
