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Anthropic Discloses 1,596 Vulnerabilities in Open Source Projects

Anthropic Discloses 1,596 Vulnerabilities in Open Source Projects

First seen 23 May 2026, 19:05 UTC

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ThreatCluster May 24, 2026 at 19:03 UTC
  • 1,596 vulnerabilities disclosed across 281 open-source projects.
  • 97 vulnerabilities have been patched, with 88 assigned CVE or GHSA identifiers.
  • Dashboard separates report identifiers from public details to maintain relationships with maintainers.

Anthropic has launched a coordinated vulnerability disclosure dashboard, revealing 1,596 vulnerabilities across 281 open-source projects as of May 22, 2026. The vulnerabilities were identified using the Claude Mythos Preview tool, with 97 confirmed patched and 88 assigned CVE or GHSA identifiers. The dashboard emphasizes that the disclosed vulnerabilities represent a subset of total findings, as human triage is the limiting factor in reporting. Project names and bug types are withheld until maintainers release fixes, ensuring a collaborative relationship with developers. The dashboard aims to improve transparency in open-source security by tracking remediation progress and providing visibility into the volume of discovered vulnerabilities.

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Timeline

2026-02-01
Anthropic begins vulnerability scanning
Anthropic starts using Claude Mythos Preview to identify security vulnerabilities in open-source software.
Red.Anthropic
2026-05-22
Vulnerability disclosure dashboard launched
Anthropic publishes a dashboard detailing 1,596 vulnerabilities found in open-source projects.
Red.Anthropic
2026-05-22
Patch status reported
Of the disclosed vulnerabilities, 97 have been patched, with 88 receiving CVE or GHSA identifiers.
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