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If they didn't work with mythos those 271 zero days would be impacting everyone for the indefinite future...
‘fixes’ problem it created
yay!
It didn't create the problem. These are existing high severity exploits
that nobody knew of and most with no way to exploit…
Nobody knew of publicly, that's the whole point of a zero day
These things get found and sold and used in secret for months or years before the public find and patch
you act like every exploit gives you a terminal
and do you really believe that the blue team for these companies does not have a presence on these forums trading these exploits there's a reason most the big shit is either social eng or an insider threat
Everyone has the assumption that they were high severity, but neither Mozilla nor Anthropic even claimed so
Most of them were either:
- firefox vulnerabilities that only apply with sandbox specifically disabled
- not actually discovered by mythos and instead involved a researcher guiding mythos to the vulnerabilities, not the other way around
Nearly all of the reporting on this subject is pure misinformation that contradicts the papers that were released
making notes
Ryanna.. is.. a.. Mark.
Got it.
I look forward to paying Claude to defend against the attackers using Claude /s
the crime against humanity that was C/C++ is being washed away by Rust
worry not