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Claude Mythos security analysis thumbnail showing a laptop with curl code and a report that found five issues, only one confirmed low-severity vulnerability, emphasizing the gap between AI hype and real-world security findings.

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Claude Mythos and Curl Show the Real Problem With AI Bug Hunting

Anthropic’s restricted Claude Mythos model reportedly found only one real low-severity vulnerability in curl, despite claims that the model had discovered thousands of zero-days elsewhere. The result does not prove AI security research is overhyped, but it does show the gap between marketing, real-world validation, and mature open-source codebases.

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Anthropic’s restricted Claude Mythos model was supposed to represent a new frontier in AI-assisted vulnerability discovery. Then it was tested against curl, one of the most important and heavily used open-source tools on the internet. The result was...

Dark server room graphic showing PostgreSQL and MariaDB database stacks with red warning icons and the headline “PostgreSQL & MariaDB Security Flaws.”

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AI Finds Decades-Old RCE Bugs in PostgreSQL and MariaDB

Security researchers using AI-assisted code analysis uncovered high-severity vulnerabilities in PostgreSQL and MariaDB, including bugs that had been hidden for more than 20 years. The flaws could allow remote code execution in affected database environments, and patches are now available.

3 min read WebNovare

AI-assisted security research has uncovered serious vulnerabilities in two of the world’s most widely used open-source databases: PostgreSQL and MariaDB. The flaws include multiple buffer overflow issues that could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code...

Laptop screen showing an Ollama local model service security warning with red alert graphics and the text “Ollama Flaw” and “CVE-2026-7482.”

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Critical Ollama Vulnerability Could Expose 300,000 AI Deployments

A critical Ollama vulnerability known as Bleeding Llama could allow remote, unauthenticated attackers to steal sensitive data from exposed AI deployments. The flaw affects the GGUF model loader and may expose prompts, messages, environment variables, API keys, and other secrets.

3 min read WebNovare

A critical vulnerability in Ollama, the popular open-source platform for running large language models locally, could expose sensitive data from hundreds of thousands of AI deployments. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-7482 and nicknamed Bleeding Llama, is a...