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Anthropic initially barred its elite Glasswing partners from sharing any vulnerability findings derived from the powerful Mythos model, but it has now reversed course.

The company says the change maximizes defensive impact, though others suspect competitive pressure from OpenAI’s Daybreak forced its hand.

Learn why the move is being called a recognition that containment policies alone can’t keep pace with AI‑driven threats: https://zpr.io/6WjSGwpRVRDx

Anthropic Allows Glasswing Partners to Share Mythos-Based Findings Anthropic says that partners in its Project Glasswing can share the findings from their work with the Mythos frontier AI model, a move security pros say will help accelerate the development of techniques to protect against AI-based attacks.

Fraud teams often treat provider identity as a stable signal, but 46% of residential proxy IPs appear across multiple provider networks simultaneously.

That means an IP flagged as risky through one service can slip through when it reappears under a different label, making provider‑based reputation dangerously unreliable.

Read more about how overlapping proxy pools are forcing a rethink of what counts as a trustworthy signal: https://zpr.io/cBGARJQSTWwN

The IPs Fraud Teams Trust Most Might Be the Riskiest Fraud detection systems live and die by the quality of their signals. Yet too often, these systems operate on flawed assumptions, particularly when it

AI’s autonomous cyber task capabilities are now doubling every four to five months, roughly five times faster than the hardware improvements that defined Moore’s Law.

That compression puts security planning cycles built on slower technological change in serious question.

Learn what the UK’s AI Security Institute documented and why the window for resilience is narrowing fast: https://zpr.io/S8ptjTaMtCFA

Beyond Moore’s Law: The Hyper-Acceleration of Autonomous AI Cyber Capabilities The UK’s AI Security Institute (AISI) has documented something that should reorder every CISO’s threat model and every board’s risk conversation: the