Overview
- Anthropic is negotiating with the EU Commission and ENISA to add the agency to Project Glasswing so ENISA can use Claude Mythos under controlled terms.
- Tests reported by Anthropic and partners say Claude Mythos can find thousands of high‑severity zero‑day flaws and can autonomously create complex exploits, making it a powerful dual‑use tool.
- Global financial regulators including the ECB, the FSB and the IMF have warned that Mythos‑class models pose systemic risks to the banking system and have urged faster supervisory and industry action.
- Project Glasswing currently gives a small group of large tech and finance firms privileged access and Anthropic says the active 'Claude Mythos Preview' will not be broadly released at this time.
- Security experts and bank leaders say European banks must speed up patching, hire more cyber staff and invest in defenses because most banks still lack direct access to Mythos and may face a widening time gap.