Chainguard Launches Vulnerability Hunting Service Powered by Anthropic Claude Mythos
10/14/2026 — 10/14, 16:17·1 sources (all)·1 reports (all)
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- Chainguard introduced a vulnerability hunting service at a London conference leveraging cutting-edge AI models like Anthropic Claude Mythos…
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At the Assemble London conference on October 14, 2026, secure software supply chain solution provider Chainguard Inc. unveiled a new vulnerability-hunting service powered by frontier AI models, including Anthropic PBC's Claude Mythos 5.1. Alongside this vulnerability-hunting capability, the company introduced two new products designed to secure AI coding agents and announced an expansion of Chainguard Libraries. All of these offerings were officially launched during the event.
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Latest turnChainguard unveiled a vulnerability-hunting service powered by frontier AI models like Anthropic Claude Mythos 5.1, alongside two new products designed to secure AI coding agents at its Assemble London conference.
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Chainguard unveiled a vulnerability-hunting service powered by frontier AI models like Anthropic Claude Mythos 5.1, alongside two new products designed to secure AI coding agents at its Assemble London conference.
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