Axios reports the NSA is using Anthropic's unreleased Mythos model — the one Anthropic says can find zero-days autonomously — despite the Pentagon formally labeling Anthropic a supply-chain risk. Here's what Mythos is, who else has access, and why the operational need is winning.
Anubis claims 2 TB of patient data from Signature Healthcare's Brockton Hospital. Ambulances were diverted, chemo was canceled, and staff will be working off paper for two more weeks.
ChipSoft — the Dutch EHR vendor whose HiX platform runs patient records at roughly 80% of Netherlands hospitals — was hit by ransomware on April 7. Eleven hospitals disconnected, and the bigger story is the concentration risk that made this inevitable.
Russian military hackers compromised 18,000 home routers to steal Microsoft 365 tokens — after users completed MFA. Most enterprises harden the laptop but never ask what router it's connected to.
Anthropic's Claude Mythos Preview is so powerful the company won't release it publicly. Instead, it's giving a coalition of tech giants early access to hunt vulnerabilities before attackers can.
ShinyHunters compromised Salesloft's GitHub, found OAuth tokens with TruffleHog, pivoted through 700+ Salesforce instances, and landed in Telus Digital's Google Cloud — claiming close to a petabyte of stolen data.
An Iran-backed hacking group called Handala claims it wiped over 200,000 systems at medical device maker Stryker, idling 56,000 employees across 79 countries in what analysts are calling a significant cyber escalation.
A ransomware attack on the University of Hawaii Cancer Center compromised Social Security numbers for 1.24 million people — roughly 85% of Hawaii's population. The university paid the ransom, waited six months to notify victims, and it's the second time the UH system has paid attackers in three years.
A ransomware attack has forced the University of Mississippi Medical Center to close all 35 clinics statewide, canceling surgeries and chemotherapy while staff revert to paper records. It's the latest in an escalating pattern of attacks that now cost the industry billions annually and measurably increase patient mortality.