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Anthropic's AI Finds Flaws, But Attackers Shrug

Despite uncovering 225 vulnerabilities linked to Anthropic's AI, only one has been exploited in the wild, raising questions about the real threat level of these flaws. The vast majority of discovered vulnerabilities seem to be falling on deaf ears with attackers.

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Federal Cyber Defense Shifts to Offense-Driven Mindset

The conventional cyber defense approach is no match for modern threats, as attackers often exploit valid credentials, misconfigurations, and low-severity weaknesses to bypass months of patching efforts. A new offense-driven mindset, like CISA's BOD 26-04, is shifting the focus from patch lists to exploitability to better address real-time risk.

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Vulnerabilities Dwindle to Manageable Number in Supply Chain Risk Landscape

The good news on supply chain risk: out of 1,200 high-priority vulnerabilities in 2025, only 58 proved both highly exposed and easily exploitable, making them a manageable threat. By focusing on these urgent few, organizations can tackle their most immediate and impactful risks.

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