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Claude Mythos found improved attacks on HAWK and reduced-round AES. Learn what changed, why production encryption remains safe, and what AI cryptanalysis means.

With the AI Claude, Anthropic searched for vulnerabilities in crypto algorithms. It found them in a post-quantum crypto candidate.

Anthropic's Mythos AI discovered a critical weakness in the HAWK post-quantum cryptography algorithm, leading to its withdrawal from NIST's standardisation process.