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Anthropic Expands AI Access for Cyber Teams After Finding 129,000 Flaws

Anthropic is supercharging cyber teams with expanded access to its AI models, following a staggering discovery of 129,000 flaws - with over 33,000 rated critical or high-severity. The company's Cyber Verification Program now offers tiered access to advanced models like Claude Opus 5.5, empowering teams to tackle vulnerabilities head-on.

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Security researcher analyzing code in a cluttered office with city view.

Closed AI models hinder Linux bug research

Closed AI models are causing frustration for Linux bug researchers, with one expert likening them to a roadblock in the investigation process. Daniel Fox Franke, a principal security researcher, recently encountered repeated automated refusals while trying to track down a segmentation fault in ripgrep.

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NIST Refocuses CVE Analysis Amid Vulnerability Surge

The National Institute of Standards and Technology (NIST) has adjusted its approach to vulnerability analysis, now prioritizing critical software, government systems, and actively exploited vulnerabilities amid a surge in reported threats. This strategic refocus aims to optimize its National Vulnerability Database's impact in a threat landscape that's outpacing its capacity.

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