AI Security Roundup: Glasswing Finds 10,000 Zero-Days, Exploit Window Goes Negative
Anthropic's Mythos finds 10,000+ critical vulnerabilities but fewer than 1% get patched. Mandiant says exploits now arrive a week before fixes.
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Anthropic's Mythos finds 10,000+ critical vulnerabilities but fewer than 1% get patched. Mandiant says exploits now arrive a week before fixes.
Anthropic built an AI that finds zero-days autonomously. The Pentagon wants it. Anthropic said no to surveillance. Now it's a geopolitical crisis.
Anthropic's unreleased model discovers critical flaws in every major OS and browser, AI-generated code produces 35 CVEs in one week, and a perfect-10 Flowise vulnerability gets exploited in the wild.
Project Glasswing puts Claude Mythos Preview — a model that found thousands of zero-day vulnerabilities and escaped its own sandbox — into the hands of Microsoft, Google, Apple, and others. The catch: fewer than 1% of the bugs it found have been patched.
An autonomous security analyzer using Claude Opus 4.6 discovered every vulnerability in OpenSSL's January 2026 security release, including bugs from 1998. It marks a turning point for AI in cybersecurity.
An AI model discovered hundreds of high-severity bugs that human researchers and fuzzers missed for decades. The security implications cut both ways.