Anthropic will redeploy Claude Fable 5 globally tomorrow after productive conversations with the US government, adding new classifiers to block cybersecurity tasks while some routine tasks fall back t…
A new approach to cybersecurity evaluations proposes using language models as constant red-team oracles to empirically compare the attack surfaces of different software implementations, such as OpenSS…
The Linux Foundation announced Akrites, a coordinated effort to remediate vulnerabilities in open source software. The initiative provides a shared Security Incident Response Team to handle vulnerabil…
Jen Easterly's Glasswing analysis argues that cybersecurity is fundamentally a software quality problem, advocating for security built into software creation rather than bolted on after deployment. An…
A security researcher built Lucent, an autonomous vulnerability-hunting pipeline inspired by Anthropic's Glasswing, using a local Qwen3.6-27B model on a single RTX 3090. The system found two real bugs…
AI coding tools are reshaping software engineering, shifting focus from writing code to evaluating what to build and judging output quality. Anthropic's Mythos model found thousands of bugs but patche…
A solo developer asks the Hacker News community how to access advanced AI red-teaming tools like GPT Cyber or Glasswing, citing difficulties in simulating attacks due to refusal mechanisms in frontier…
UK banks have been offered access to OpenAI’s GPT-5.5, even as they remain excluded from Anthropic’s Glasswing expansion, which inducted 150 new organizations, including the first outside the US. The …
Anthropic's decision to control access to its advanced Mythos model before public release established a governance precedent where a private company, not a public body, determined which organizations …
Developers are using AI coding tools not to produce low-quality code faster, but to write higher-quality code more slowly by leveraging multiple AI models to find and fix bugs during code review. The …