Inquirer
In 2009, centrifuges at Iran’s Natanz nuclear facility began behaving abnormally, damaging equipment and setting back Iran’s uranium enrichment program. The culprit was a computer worm later dubbed Stuxnet by cybersecurity researchers. Due to the very sophisticated way the worm was able to infiltrate its target industrial machines, researchers widely believed that only powerful nation-states had the capability to create Stuxnet. Fingers were quickly pointed at Israel and the United States and both nations still officially deny their involvement in the cyberattack. Enter Anthropic’s Mythos Artificial intelligence company Anthropic announced on April 7 the latest version of its Claude large […]... Keep on reading: Anthropic: The mythos of cybersecurity
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