Anthropic launches OSS Scanner, a free opt-in vulnerability scanner for critical open-source projects; its AI-generated reports are sent without human review (Anthropic)

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1. SOURCE@anthropicai · Oct 9, 4:04 AM · “launching the Anthropic Cyber Mission, a new effort to secure critical infrastructure and open-source software” · x.com
2. SOURCE@anthropicai · Oct 9, 4:04 AM · “bring frontier Claude models, on-site engineers, and our latest research to these operators’ security, manufacturing and technology providers” · x.com
3. SOURCE@logangraham · Oct 9, 4:33 AM · “OSS Scanner, inspired by OSS Fuzz, for maintainers to receive more bug reports/pocs/fixes faster” · x.com
4. SUPPORT@business · Oct 7, 2:40 AM · “allowing a select group of organizations to test the startup’s cutting-edge cyber capabilities in collaboration with the US government” · x.com
5. SUPPORT@rohanpaul_ai · Oct 7, 6:20 AM · “Zhipu AI's freely downloadable GLM-5.3 built working exploits in 50 of 410 attempts, nearly matching Mythos Preview's 56” · x.com
6. SUPPORT@hackingdave · Oct 7, 4:00 AM · “expanding our Cyber Verification Program to give security professionals broader access to our most capable models” · x.com
7. SUPPORT@choblin29 · Oct 7, 2:13 AM · “Project Glasswing partners using Mythos found at least 129,000 verified vulnerabilities” · x.com
8. SUPPORT@lukolejnik · Oct 8, 2:45 AM · “Using Claude was unbearable for any serious work yesterday. It is decent now.” · x.com