
Anthropic's Mythos and Project Glasswing initiatives have uncovered thousands of high-severity software vulnerabilities. This discovery has shifted the bottleneck from detection to human triage and patching, highlighting the need for improved processes in addressing these vulnerabilities. The exposure of such vulnerabilities underscores the critical role of human intervention in cybersecurity.
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