Oxide joins Anthropic's Project Glasswing, applying Claude Mythos 5 to find and patch vulnerabilities across its open-source stack, firmware to network.

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Oxide Computer Company is joining Anthropic's Project Glasswing, a collaborative initiative to secure critical software. Oxide is applying Claude Mythos 5 to proactively identify and patch vulnerabilities across its full open-source stack — spanning firmware, operating system, control plane, and network stack. The company's co-designed hardware-software architecture gives it full visibility across every layer, making AI-assisted security auditing particularly effective. Oxide emphasizes doing this work transparently and sharing findings publicly, referencing a prior TrustZone vulnerability disclosure and an internal RFD on using LLMs for engineering rigor.

Oxide joins Anthropic's Project Glasswing

<p>AI can help spot vulnerabilities, but I’d still want humans reviewing every finding. Security isn’t something you want to fully automate.</p>


<p>Would Oxide publish the false-positive rate and confirmed findings beside the Glasswing results?</p>
