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According to a post on X by @openhack, the company has launched an always-on AI security engineer powered by Claude Mythos. OpenHack says the agent finds, verifies, prioritizes and fixes urgent vulnerabilities automatically. The post says scanning with Claude Mythos is free for customers until November 11. The source does not include independent testing or results for the agent.
According to a post on X by @openhack, the company has launched an always-on AI security engineer powered by Claude Mythos. OpenHack says the agent finds, verifies, prioritizes and fixes urgent vulnerabilities automatically. The post says scanning with Claude Mythos is free for customers until November 11. The source does not include independent testing or results for the agent.
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OpenHack says its agent finds, verifies, prioritizes and fixes urgent vulnerabilities automatically. Scanning with Claude Mythos is free for customers until November 11. Why it matters: Security teams can try frontier-model vulnerability scanning at no cost for the next week. Also:....
Security teams that want to test frontier-model vulnerability scanning could do so at no cost until November 11. Anyone considering the tool should watch whether its claimed automatic verification and fixing holds up in real use. Teams relying on automated vulnerability triage should also check how much human review the workflow still requires.
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