Month: October 2026

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What are decision models? How they differ from generative AI and LLMs

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Designed to return choices, classifications and scores rather than generated text, decision models could help enterprises build faster, more cost-efficient AI workflows. Artificial intelligence has become closely associated with systems that write emails, generate code, summarize documents and answer questions. These capabilities are powered largely by generative AI models, including large language models (LLMs). But […]

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Anthropic gives outside evaluators insider access

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Six METR employees can examine internal tools and safety practices, with publication rights designed to let them report risks without Anthropic’s approval. Anthropic has given six employees of AI evaluation nonprofit METR access to internal systems and tools comparable to those used by its own risk assessment teams, in a move designed to give independent […]

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Red Hat says Lightwell fixed 400 Java flaws, but only one CVE is public

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IBM and Red Hat’s Lightwell service pairs a $712 million savings model with embargoed fixes for paying customers. Security teams still have little public data to verify the claims More than 400 previously unknown vulnerabilities in widely used Java libraries have been fixed through a new IBM and Red Hat remediation service. Only one of […]

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Hackers target government organizations in nine CIS countries

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Cisco Talos and Recorded Future identified four malware delivery methods and exposed infrastructure linked to the campaign, which researchers assess may have a Kazakhstan connection. A threat group targeting government organizations across Central Asia and the Commonwealth of Independent States (CIS) has used four different methods to deliver malware, including a WinRAR vulnerability exploit, while […]

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What is Anthropic’s Project Glasswing? How AI is helping secure critical software

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The initiative gives selected organizations access to Claude Mythos to find and fix software vulnerabilities. Its latest findings show how AI could accelerate security research — and why fixing the flaws may be harder than finding them. Imagine an AI system that can examine millions of lines of software code, discover a hidden security weakness […]

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Google expands Gemini 4 Argon access for cybersecurity defenders

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The AI model can identify and help fix complex software vulnerabilities, but Google is restricting access to its less-guarded cybersecurity capabilities through its Fairwind Program Google is expanding access to Gemini 4 Argon, its latest AI model for cybersecurity defense, to hundreds of additional vetted partners as the company seeks to help security teams identify […]

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Microsoft uncovers phishing network behind 1 billion messages

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The ecosystem combines phishing kits with an underground marketplace selling compromised cloud environments, enabling attacks against organizations in more than 150 countries. Microsoft has uncovered a cybercrime supply chain that combines phishing-as-a-service kits with an underground marketplace selling compromised cloud environments, enabling criminals to send more than one billion phishing emails and SMS messages to […]

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‘Mythos has found ways to chain together different vulnerabilities’: Rubrik’s Anneka Gupta on Glasswing and Code Guardian

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Rubrik is one of a handful of companies with access to Anthropic’s Claude Mythos, an AI model so good at finding software flaws that it has not been released to the public. At its partner summit in Goa, the company brought Code Guardian, which uses Mythos to test customers’ code the way an attacker would, […]

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