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Anthropic's Claude Mythos autonomously discovered novel attack vectors against a weakened version of the AES encryption standard, demonstrating that AI models can now independently identify cryptographic vulnerabilities previously reserved for human cryptographers. While this breakthrough was achieved on a simplified test variant and does not immediately compromise current banking or web security protocols, it highlights an emerging risk where autonomous agents could accelerate the discovery of flaws in full-strength algorithms before traditional researchers do. This development underscores the critical need to integrate AI-driven adversarial testing into standard cryptographic validation workflows to anticipate future threats from next-generation models.
Claude Mythos de Anthropic logra vulnerar el cifrado AES

La inteligencia artificial de Anthropic ha conseguido algo que hasta hace poco era un terreno exclusivo de matemáticos y criptógrafos humanos. Claude Mythos encontró nuevas formas de atacar algoritmos criptográficos que protegen transacciones bancarias y comunicaciones privadas en todo internet. El modelo más poderoso de la compañía consiguió este hito de forma autónoma, lo cual vuelve a prender las…
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