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fromFast Company
1 week agoBrace yourself for a flood of patches in all of your tech gadgets
Mythos, Anthropic's AI model, identifies software vulnerabilities, prompting urgent updates to prevent exploitation by hackers.
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fromComputerWeekly.com
2 weeks agoUK businesses must face up to AI threat, says government | Computer Weekly
AI models are rapidly advancing in discovering and exploiting software vulnerabilities, necessitating urgent attention from business leaders.
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fromFortune
3 weeks agoAnthropic's Mythos is a wake up call, but experts say the era of AI-driven hacking is already here | Fortune
Anthropic's Mythos AI model is too dangerous to release widely due to its ability to exploit software vulnerabilities.
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fromwww.businessinsider.com
3 weeks agoWhy Anthropic's new AI model has some cybersecurity pros worried about its hacking abilities
Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview is withheld from public release due to concerns over its potential to exploit software vulnerabilities autonomously.
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fromwww.businessinsider.com
3 weeks agoWhy Anthropic's new AI model has some cybersecurity pros worried about its hacking abilities
Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview is withheld from public release due to concerns over its potential to exploit software vulnerabilities autonomously.
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fromSecurityWeek
7 months agoIn Other News: 600k Hit by Healthcare Breaches, Major ShinyHunters Hacks, DeepSeek's Coding Bias
Multiple major data breaches and critical software vulnerabilities were disclosed, exposing millions of customer and patient records and security flaws in widely used platforms.
fromFuturism
7 months agoProgrammers Using AI Create Way More Glaring Security Issues, Data Shows
Artificial intelligence has notorious problems with accuracy - so maybe it's not surprising that using it as a coding assistant creates more security problems, too. As a security firm called Apiiro found in new research, developers who used AI produce ten times more security problems than their counterparts who don't use the technology. Looking at code from thousands of developers and tens of thousand repositories, Apiiro found that AI-assisted devs were indeed producing three or four times more code - and as the firm's product manager Itay Nussbaum suggested, that breakneck pace seems to be causing the security gaps.
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