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Anthropic weapon-grade cybersecurity model Mythos was accessed without authorization: how did they do it?

Bloomberg reported that a private forum group gained unauthorized access to Mythos through legally authorized use by a third-party contractor of Anthropic. Mythos is an enterprise-grade, defensive AI that is only available to large organizations that undergo rigorous review. The group used knowledge of the model URL to guess the system’s location to gain entry, and provided screenshot demonstrations, claiming it was still being used with no malicious intent. Anthropic is investigating and has preliminarily determined it was abuse of permissions rather than external intrusion. This case highlights the risk of entrusting highly sensitive models to third-party oversight, and underscores the need to strengthen governance resilience and trust mechanisms.

SlowMist CISO issues alert: ShinyHunters claims to have breached Anthropic’s internal systems

According to an alert posted on the X platform on April 23 by SlowMist’s Chief Information Security Officer 23pds, the hacker group ShinyHunters claims it has breached internal systems related to the Anthropic Mythos models and has publicly shared screenshots as evidence, including a user management panel, an AI experiment dashboard, and analyses of model performance and costs. However, Anthropic has not yet issued an official statement.

Chrome gets an “AI coworker”: Auto Browse automates web tasks, with a $6 per-month subscription for enterprise edition

Chrome Enterprise launches Gemini-powered Auto Browse and Chrome Skills, letting the browser automatically carry out multi-step tasks, but requiring the user to click to confirm; it can save/share AI workflows and integrates with Gmail, Calendar, and Drive, including DLP controls, costs $6 per month, and is positioned as turning the browser into an AI colleague.

OpenAI Introduces ChatGPT Workspace Agents: Codex-Powered, Team Shared, Slack Integration

OpenAI launched Workspace Agents on April 22 in ChatGPT Business/Enterprise/Edu/Teachers, powered by Codex, designed for long-running cloud operation, shared by teams, and capable of offline execution. They can proactively respond in Slack and generate invoices, execute multi-step workflows, and support scheduling. The research preview is free until May 6; afterward, it will use a credit-based pricing model, with rates to be announced. They compete alongside Google Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform and Anthropic Claude Cowork. All three focus on enterprise-grade agents, but their positioning differs.

Google Cloud Next 2026: Launches Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform, $750 million to Help Consultants Deploy

Google Cloud unveiled the Gemini Enterprise Agent Platform at Cloud Next 2026, integrating model selection, agent building, DevOps, orchestration, and enterprise security controls, and launched a $750 million fund to help McKinsey, Accenture, and Deloitte deploy enterprise agents. The platform, along with Ironwood TPU, A2A, and MCP, builds its own full-stack offering and consulting channel, to counter OpenAI Operator and Anthropic Claude Enterprise.

Google Expands Wiz Cloud Security Across AWS, Azure, and Google Cloud

Google announced new security features and deeper integration of Wiz, the Israeli cloud security firm it acquired for US$32 billion, across Google Cloud and rival platforms at its Cloud Next '26 event. The company introduced three AI agents for Security Operations in preview mode, designed for