# Project Glasswing

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Episode 389 Deep Dive: Omar Santos | Attackers Already Have It - What New Frontier Models Mean for Your Security Strategy

In the first weeks of March, Omar Santos got early access to the model that became Anthropic’s Mythos. About an hour of testing was enough to convince him cybersecurity had changed for good. Omar, a Distinguished Engineer in AI Security Engineering at Cisco and co-chair of the Coalition for Secure…

Episode 109: AI-Powered Security Threats

This week on the Acima Development Podcast, Mike starts with the fall of the Roman Empire. Rome guarded its borders with largely autonomous armies. When attacks came from too many fronts at once, the empire couldn't hold them all off. Mike compares that to where software security stands today, now …

Self-Replicating AI Agents Are Already Here | Logan Graham

Anthropic Frontier Red Team Lead Logan Graham discusses self-replicating AI agents, the state of cyber defense versus offense, and Anthropic's biosecurity initiatives. He outlines predictions for frontier model capabilities, evaluates early cyber threats in Asia, and details defensive acceleration …

White House Holds Frontier Models From UK Testers

The White House Office of the National Cyber Director has asked OpenAI and Anthropic to withhold new frontier models from the UK’s AI Security Institute until a US security review is complete, Politico reported. Anthropic has already complied, keeping Claude Mythos 5.1 US-only under Project Glassw…

#136 - The Vulnerability Tsunami, Part 1: When Governments Switch Off Their Own Websites. One Flaw Behind Seven in Ten Websites – and Anthropic's Security Deputy Says It Gets Worse

Imagine you work for a government, and your job is to make sure people can get things done online. Then one Wednesday you do the one thing your job was supposed to prevent: you switch off your own website. Nobody has broken in yet. You just know someone could. Part 1 of an AI Drama double. On 21 O…

The Internet is On Fire

Summary This is a grab-bag episode. Most of the news is bad: old software, weak keys, and patches that do not reach old versions. Some of the news is better: new personal agents and new browsers to try. RIP Arc (2023–2026) The Browser Company of New York is stopping work on Arc and moving users …

AI Can Find Security Flaws. Why Can’t We Fix Them Faster?

AI can now uncover software bugs that have remained hidden for decades. But finding vulnerability is only the beginning. The harder question is whether an organization can validate, fix, test, and safely deploy a patch before the flaw becomes a real business risk.  In this TeqTalk episode, Jas Kaur…

Who Replaces Jensen Huang?

Trump said the FBI was looking into Jensen Huang’s affair, and Nvidia’s stock sank 4.3%. Uber launched in-app parking in 15 cities. Anthropic released Mythos and Fable 5.2, which it says formalized Fermat’s Last Theorem and solved black hole problems. rump says the FBI is “looking into” Jensen…

Anthropic Project Glasswing Seven Months Later: The Gap Between Inflated Claims and Low Fix Rates

Does AI actually work when automatically discovering security vulnerabilities? When an external organization independently analyzed seven months of data on Anthropic's Project Glasswing, it revealed reality that diverged significantly from the numbers Anthropic publicized. Anthropic claims a true p…

Why Exposure Management Is the Full Physical for Your Cybersecurity

Is Your Cybersecurity Investment Actually Protecting Your Business? Your organisation could be spending thousands, even millions, on cybersecurity. But are you protecting the risks that actually matter, or simply managing an endless list of vulnerabilities? In this episode of Decoding the Future,…