Anthropic Probes Possible Unauthorized Access to Mythos AI Model
Anthropic said the group used a third-party vendor environment and has found no evidence the activity reached its core systems.
- Bloomberg News reported on Tuesday that unauthorized users accessed Anthropic's new Mythos AI model through a third-party vendor, gaining entry on the same day the company announced the controlled release.
- Announced on April 7, Mythos is deployed as part of Anthropic's Project Glasswing, a controlled initiative allowing select organizations including Apple to use the Claude Mythos Preview model for defensive cybersecurity.
- The group utilized a Discord channel to identify unreleased models and combined information from a Mercor data breach with access held by an Anthropic contractor to guess the model's online location.
- Anthropic confirmed it is investigating unauthorized access reports through vendor environments, stating so far it has found no evidence the activity impacted its internal systems.
- The group told Bloomberg they are "interested in playing around with new models, not wreaking havoc," yet regulators remain concerned about Mythos's potential for misuse in the wrong hands.
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AI company Anthropic has built a model that it says is too powerful to be released to the public. Now it may have been leaked, according to Bloomberg.
Anthropic's 'Too Dangerous To Release' AI Model Was Accessed By...
Anthropic's 'Mythos' model is extraordinarily dangerous. The company itself warned that it could autonomously identify and exploit zero-day vulnerabilities in every major operating system, every major web browser, and every critical software library on Earth. And because of this offensive cybersecurity power, Anthropic refused to release Mythos publicly - and instead tightly restricted access through 'Project Glasswing' to roughly 50 carefully v…
Designing an artificial intelligence that is dedicated exclusively to tracking security failures and ending up suffering an intrusion into your own systems is quite ironic. Anthropic is now investigating how a group of users have managed to bypass corporate barriers to freely access their new model specialized in cybersecurity.The information that Engadget manages points directly to a misconfigured portal of an external provider.The assailants h…
Anthropic's exclusive cybersecurity tool Mythos has reportedly fallen in the hands of an unauthorized group, and the consequences could be massive
A group of unauthorized users has reportedly gained access to Mythos, the powerful cybersecurity tool recently unveiled by Anthropic, TechCrunch reported. This development is significant because Anthropic has explicitly warned that Mythos is capable of identifying and exploiting vulnerabilities in every major operating system and every major web browser when directed by a user to do so. The company has framed this technology as a double-edged sw…
Anthropic’s Mythos Breach: How Hackers Cracked Open AI’s Most Dangerous Cyberweapon on Day One
A shadowy crew of AI enthusiasts pierced the defenses around Anthropic’s Mythos on launch day. Boom. Access granted through a sloppy third-party vendor. Now this powerhouse model—designed to hunt vulnerabilities across every major operating system and browser—sits in unauthorized hands. TechCrunch broke the story, citing Bloomberg’s reporting on the intrusion. Mythos forms the core of Project Glasswing, Anthropic’s bid to arm elite security team…
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