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Despite the Department of Defense identifying Anthropic as a supply-chain risk, former Trump administration officials may be promoting the use of Anthropic’s Mythos AI model among financial institutions.
The $10 billion-valued AI startup Mercor is grappling with significant challenges after a recent data breach, including lawsuits and the loss of key clients, highlighting the growing cybersecurity risks in the AI sector.
Anthropic has confirmed an accidental data exposure related to its Claude Mythos AI model after security experts uncovered publicly accessible files due to a configuration error. The incident highlights risks even for companies developing advanced cybersecurity-focused AI systems.
Anthropic inadvertently exposed sensitive information about its AI model Claude Mythos due to a configuration error, raising questions about AI security even among leading developers.
Anthropic’s accidental leak of the Claude Code AI coding tool source code has resulted in thousands of unauthorized clones on GitHub, raising concerns about control and security in AI development.
Anthropic has once again faced an unintended disclosure, this time revealing parts of the source code for its AI coding assistant Claude Code following a recent leak involving its Mythos AI model.
Hasbro, the renowned American toy manufacturer, announced it is recovering from a cyberattack that may take weeks to fully resolve. The company is actively enhancing its security measures amid concerns that hackers could still have access to its systems.
Anthropic unintentionally exposed confidential data related to its AI model Claude Mythos, raising concerns about AI security despite the company’s focus on cybersecurity capabilities.
Amid recent leaks of hacking tools targeting outdated Apple devices, Apple asserts that no users with Lockdown Mode enabled have been compromised by spyware, highlighting the feature’s role in enhancing security.
At GTC 2026, NVIDIA introduced the open-source Agent Toolkit, designed to help enterprises deploy autonomous AI agents securely while maintaining control over data and liability through innovative tools like OpenShell and AI-Q.