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Mythos Preview Builds PoC Exploits in Automated Vulnerability Research

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Anthropic's Mythos Preview, a security-focused AI model, can now chain multiple vulnerabilities into complete, working proof-of-concept exploits. This development significantly accelerates the path from bug discovery to exploitable attack, posing a dual-use challenge for developers and security professionals. This advancement necessitates a greater focus on robust architectural defenses to mitigate the shrinking window between vulnerability disclosure and exploitation.

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