Claude Mythos exposed a hard truth: Your enterprise patching process is way too slow
THE SO WHAT
If GPT-4 can autonomously exploit 87% of one-day CVEs when given descriptions, your patch window is now measured in hours, not quarters. Treat public disclosure as the start of an automated exploit pipeline — not a grace period — and align patch SLAs to that reality.
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