Anthropic is positioning its gated Claude Mythos Preview model as offering a "striking leap" in many evaluation benchmarks over its predecessor, which at the time of launch was Opus 4.6.
New details about what we found, and how agentic harnesses are now able to reproduce real bugs and dismiss false positives.
Anthropic is positioning its gated Claude Mythos Preview model as offering a "striking leap" in many evaluation benchmarks over its predecessor, which at the time of launch was Opus 4.6.
The Trump administration drafted an AI security order that omits mandatory model tests; Apple and Intel reached a Trump-pushed preliminary chip-making agreement; French prosecutors escalated their Musk and X probe to a criminal investigation; the US suspects a Thai national-AI partner helped smuggle Nvidia chips to Alibaba; Cerebras is set to raise its IPO range on 20× oversubscription.
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Part of the ongoing Big Tech's War on Users series. Two weeks ago I wrote 271. That's The Number They're Telling You. — about the Firefox vulnerability...
A week off work – much needed. Lots of tinkering, house chores and downtime. Also stumbled on two cracking Post Box toppers, one celebrating Star Wars day! Found these on my daily walks, now …
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The real recent story of AI has been the background work being done on Cybersecurity, as we process the Mythos Moment along with GPT-5.5, and figure out both how to patch the internet and what our …
We are in Thrissur. We left at around 2 AM and reached by 11 AM, with two breaks. The drive was comfortable. The traffic was friendly this time. Echo is getting old, and Uma is more active now. So …
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Teardown of TeamPCP's offensive framework that was briefly published on GitHub, Reddit AMA on a career in physical penetration testing, the end of "opaque defense": AI makes understanding defensive tool implementations easy
Our views on the AI competition between the US and China.
The real recent story of AI has been the background work being done on Cybersecurity, as we process the Mythos Moment along with GPT-5.5, and figure out both how to patch the internet and what our new regulatory regime is going to look like.
AI-assisted vulnerability research is the fuzzer era all over again. Same spike, same plateau. Here is why bug counts are only half the story.
17 posts tagged ‘ai-security-research’. Using AI tools to help find security vulnerabilities.
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1,751 posts tagged ‘llms’. Large Language Models (LLMs) are the class of technology behind generative text AI systems like OpenAI's ChatGPT, Google's Gemini and Anthropic's Claude.
2,016 posts tagged ‘ai’. "AI is whatever hasn't been done yet"—Larry Tesler
1,785 posts tagged ‘generative-ai’. Machine learning systems that can generate new content: text, images, audio, video and more.
The developer of Firefox says it has "completely bought in" on AI-assisted bug discovery.
No matter how you feel about AI, it’s changing the world of software. The “T” in ChatGPT was invented to improve language translation, and large language models (LLMs) are very good at this. Interestingly, translating between French and Japanese is effectively the same as translating between English and Python for these systems. As LLMs improve, we’re also finding that there’s little difference between “help me fix mistakes in this document”, and “find the flaws in this codebase”. LLMs are now great at both tasks, but the latter has much larger implications.
Fascinating, in-depth details on how Mozilla used their access to the Claude Mythos preview to locate and then fix hundreds of vulnerabilities in Firefox: Suddenly, the bugs are very good …