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The “Hacking Ray” Is Here: AI, Project Glasswing, and the End of Hidden Vulnerabilities
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- Apr 14, 2026
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Summary
Anthropic’s Project Glasswing and its unreleased Mythos model signal a potential turning point in cybersecurity: AI that can find—and potentially exploit—software vulnerabilities at unprecedented scale. In this episode of Cyberside Chats, Sherri Davidoff and Tom Pohl break down what this means for organizations today. If AI can uncover decades-old bugs in seconds, what happens to patching cycles, vulnerability management, and the balance between attackers and defenders? They explore the uncomfortable reality: we may be entering a period where vulnerabilities are discovered faster than organizations can fix them—and where access to powerful AI tools could determine who wins and loses in cybersecurity. From continuous patching to network segmentation and vendor accountability, this episode focuses on what security leaders need to do right now to prepare for a rapidly shifting threat landscape. Key Takeaways 1. Reduce your internet exposure - If a system doesn’t need to be publicly accessible, don’t put it on the internet. Move services behind firewalls, VPNs, or restricted access controls wherever possible. Attack surface matters more than ever. 2. Vet your vendors’ security practices - Don’t just trust that vendors are handling security well. Ask how they: Secure their development lifecycle (SDLC) Detect and respond to vulnerabilities Patch and distribute fixes Vendor risk is now a direct extension of your own risk. 3. Budget for ongoing maintenance of custom code - Custom applications aren’t “done” at deployment. Plan for: Regular security testing Continuous patching Developer time to fix vulnerabilities Software is a living system and requires ongoing care and feeding. 4. Segment your network to limit attacker movement - Assume attackers will get in. The goal is to st…