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Tracking Anthropic-discovered vulnerabilities

Tracking Anthropic-discovered vulnerabilities
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VulnCheck analyzed Project Glasswing's 7-month results, reporting 442 CVEs and a very low percentage of public or fixed findings out of over 37,000 reports.

Key points

  • •Seven months into Project Glasswing, 442 CVEs were attributed to Anthropic, accounting for approximately 0.5% of all CVEs published this year.
  • •Out of 37,966 reported findings, only 7,349 (19.4%) were made public and just 217 were marked as fixed.
  • •Only two of the 442 CVEs were identified as being exploited in the wild.
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