Cloudflare just published what they found after running Anthropic's Mythos Preview against 50+ of their own repos and the results are worth reading
Summary
Cloudflare shares their experience with Anthropic's Mythos Preview model, which autonomously discovered high-severity vulnerabilities across major OS and web browsers. The model demonstrates senior-level reasoning in chaining exploit primitives but has inconsistent guardrails, highlighting the need for hardened safeguards before public release.
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