New serious vulnerabilities spiked around release of Claude Mythos Preview
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June saw around 1,500 high- and critical-severity CVE disclosures from notable organizations, over 3.5× the pre-Mythos monthly record, after Claude Mythos Preview was used to autonomously find software vulnerabilities. If you ship software or run agentic coding/security workflows, expect AI-assisted vuln discovery to compress disclosure timelines and increase patch volume; security response, dependency monitoring, and release processes need to handle much higher CVE throughput.
Frontier models have crossed into autonomous vulnerability discovery at scale: June 2026 saw ~1,500 high/critical CVEs disclosed—3.5× the prior monthly record—driven by Claude Mythos Preview, with Project Glasswing (Microsoft, Google, Apple, AWS) claiming 10,000+ severe bugs found, many still undisclosed. Expect your dependency tree to churn hard with a flood of patches on a compressed timeline, and assume attackers are running the same capability, so prioritize aggressive patching and treat any unpatched deployed code as a shrinking window before the same tooling finds your bugs too.