India's CERT-In gets Anthropic's Claude 'Mythos' to probe cybersecurity flaws, skeptics unimpressed
kingslyj · x · 2026-11-04
Per a report by chandrarsrikant, India's computer emergency response team CERT-In has been granted access to Anthropic's Claude "Mythos" to test cybersecurity vulnerabilities. Commentator kingslyj pushed back, arguing that merely having the best AI does little for your security posture, and quipped that Dario should hurry up with the IPO. The story highlights governments directly wiring frontier models into security testing — and the debate over whether model capability translates into real security.
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