Open Source Security
Let’s Coordinate Before We Raise Another Billion Dollars
Alan Shimel | | cybersecurity coordination, cybersecurity funding, frontier AI, Jen Easterly, Open Source Security, open source sustainability, software supply chain, tech governance
The conversation around open source cybersecurity is rapidly shifting from raising awareness to managing an explosion of fragmented solutions. Jen Easterly’s proposal for a billion-dollar public-interest fund highlights the undeniable reality that ...
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Anthropic’s Mythos Finds 10,000 Security Flaws, Exposes Patching Obstacles
Jeffrey Burt | | AI Security, Anthropic Claude, Anthropic Mythos, frontier AI models, Microsoft, Open Source Security, Oracle, Palo Alto Networks, Project Glasswing, vulnerability patching, WolfSSL
Anthropic says its much-talked-about Mythos Preview model was able to detect more than 10,000 high- and critical-severity flaws for the 50-plus members of the AI vendor's Project Glasswing, and that such capabilities ...
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Project Glasswing: When AI Becomes the Ultimate Hacker—and Defender
Tom Eston | | AI Hacking, Anthropic, Artificial Intelligence, bug bounty, claude-mythos, Compliance, cyber defense, Cybersecurity, Digital Privacy, Episodes, HIPAA, nation state threats, Offensive Security, Open Source Security, Penetration Testing, Podcast, Privacy, Project Glasswing, Secure Coding, software-vulnerabilities, surveillance, Vulnerability Disclosure, Weekly Edition, zero-day vulnerabilities
Anthropic has introduced Project Glasswing, a cybersecurity initiative powered by an unreleased AI model called Claude Mythos. This system can identify zero-day vulnerabilities, generate exploits, and even help fix them—often without human ...
The Arms Race is Already Over. You Just Don’t Know Which Side Won.Â
Alan LeFort | | AI-Driven Exploitation, Anthropic Claude 4.6, behavioral detection, Cybersecurity Economics, identity-based attacks, Open Source Security, prompt injection, Social Engineering 2.0, Synthetic Actors, Trust Layer Security, Vulnerability Remediation Gap., zero-day vulnerabilities
Anthropic’s Claude 4.6 found 500+ zero-days, but the real story is economic. As AI secures code, attackers are shifting to the "Trust Layer"—AI-driven social engineering and identity deception ...
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NetRise Launches Provenance to Map Who Is Behind Open Source Components and How Risk Spreads
Techstrong Editorial | | NetRise, Open Source Security, RSAC 2026, SBOM security, software supply chain security
NetRise launched NetRise Provenance on March 24 at RSAC 2026, a new product that adds contributor-level visibility to software supply chain analysis. Where most supply chain tools stop at identifying components and ...
The Hidden Security Risks in Open-Source Dependencies Nobody Talks About
Oluwakorede Akinsete | | Application Security, Dependency Management, DevSecOps, Open Source Security, software supply chain, Vulnerabilities
Open-source dependencies introduce hidden risks, from transitive vulnerabilities to supply chain attacks. Learn how to reduce exposure ...
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The Evolution of OSS Index in the Age of AI
Mitchell Johnson | | AI, Artificial Intelligence, dependencies, Development, open source, Open Source Security, oss index, Sonatype Guide
In the past 12 months, enterprise software development has changed faster than at any other point in our lifetime ...
The Myth of Linux Invincibility: Why Automated Patch Management is Key to Securing the Open Source Enterprise
Deepak Kumar | | Linux, linux security, Open Source Security, patch management, Vulnerability Management
Users and developers have hailed Linux as the operating system that “just works,” celebrating it for decades as a symbol of open source strength, speed, and security. Linux’s architecture and permissions model ...
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PhantomRaven: npm Malware Evolves Again
Sonatype Security Research Team | | malicious code npm, Malware, Open Source Security, open-source malware
Published 3:00 p.m. ET on October 31, 2025; last updated 5:00 p.m. ET on October 31, 2025 This week, an open source malware campaign dubbed ‘PhantomRaven’ has run rampant, flooding the npm ...
Ultimate Guide to Open Source Security: Risks, Attacks & Defenses
Explore top risks and proven open source security strategies ...

