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News · 22 April 2026

Anthropic's Most Dangerous AI Was Accessed Unauthorised

Anthropic's Most Dangerous AI Was Accessed Unauthorised

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Anthropic is investigating unauthorised access to Claude Mythos Preview, its AI model deemed too dangerous for public release. The breach occurred through a third-party contractor environment on April 7, the same day Project Glasswing launched. The group guessed the model's location using Anthropic's URL patterns. Anthropic says no core systems were affected, but the security breach raises serious concerns.

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