Anthropic's Mythos AI model, specifically the Claude Mythos Preview version, is being used by Microsoft to identify vulnerabilities in its software. This collaboration, known as Project Glasswing, involves providing select organizations access to Mythos to proactively find and fix security weaknesses.
Mythos has demonstrated a high rate of vulnerability discovery, particularly in Microsoft's SharePoint collaboration software. In April alone, the AI uncovered 90 critical and 141 important bugs. The rate of discovery continued to increase into May.
The speed at which Mythos is finding bugs has created a challenge for Microsoft, with engineers reportedly in a "mad dash" to develop and deploy patches. The goal is to address these vulnerabilities before May 31, which is considered the point when similar AI tools might become accessible to malicious actors.
The initiative is a proactive security measure designed to mitigate risks from advanced cyber threats. By using AI to identify weaknesses, Microsoft aims to prevent nation-state adversaries and other attackers from exploiting these vulnerabilities for espionage or sabotage once similar AI capabilities become more widespread.
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Anthropic's Mythos AI model, provided to Microsoft as Claude Mythos Preview, is identifying software vulnerabilities in SharePoint at a rate exceeding Microsoft's patching capabilities. This initiative aims to fix bugs before adversaries can exploit similar AI tools for cyberattacks.