Skepticism Around Mythos: Security Tool's Restricted Access May Be Cost-Driven, Not Safety-Driven
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The article discusses Mythos, a tool designed to find challenging security bugs, and expresses skepticism about the public reasons given for its restricted access. The author suspects the real reason is high operational costs rather than safety concerns, and questions whether Mythos is truly as effective at finding vulnerabilities as claimed. The piece also mentions the author built a tool to automate bug hunting.
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I am skeptical of the reasons given publicly, I suspect it's really just so much more expensive to operate than their current models that they don't want to offer it broadly
But, are they telling the truth about how good it is at finding security vulnerabilities or is it just more hype?
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