Cyber news on June 24, 2026

1. 0101:15 UTC

   Anthropic's Mythos model found vulnerabilities in classified US systems, official says

   5 outlets · first: mynorthwest.com Vulnerability

   Machine summary Anthropic’s Mythos model found vulnerabilities in classified U.S. government systems, an official said. According to one official, vulnerabilities in classified systems belonging to the US government were found by Anthropic's Mythos model.

   Reported by mynorthwest.com, securityweek.com, rappler.com, Wsls and Seeking Alpha.

   • Anthropic
   • Mythos

   Full coverage: every report, when each was published, and who was named (5 outlets)

2. 0200:15 UTC

   5-Nation Intel Alliance Warns AI Cyber Threats Will Escalate in Months

   5 outlets · first: wtov9.com Threat intelligence

   Machine summary The Five Eyes alliance issued a joint alert emphasizing that AI is supercharging existing cyber attacks, making phishing, social engineering, and malware more effective and scalable. Cybersecurity experts said old threats are growing more dangerous in the age of AI.

   1. The alert warns that frontier AI models will 'fundamentally transform both offensive and defensive cyber capabilities' within 'months, not years.'
   2. Expert C. Jordan Howell stated that AI makes phishing more polished, social engineering more personalized, malware development faster, and enables victim-adapted fraud with less effort.
   3. Cybersecurity experts emphasized that AI is not creating new threat categories but is massively amplifying existing ones like phishing, social engineering, and malware deployment.

   Reported by wtov9.com, wsbt.com, news3lv.com, komonews.com and kfdm.com.

   • Five Eyes Alliance

3. 0314:00 UTC

   Mythos model found vulnerabilities in classified US government systems

   2 outlets · first: dailydemocrat.com Vulnerability

   Reported by dailydemocrat.com and capitalgazette.com.

   • Mythos

4. 0420:15 UTC

   FBI 2025 Internet Crime Report: senior scam losses rose 59% to $7.7 billion

   1 outlet · first: agrinews-pubs.com Threat intelligence

   Machine summary The FBI's 2025 Internet Crime Report states that senior scam losses rose 59% to $7.7 billion. Over 201,000 complaints were reported.

   1. The FBI report on senior scam losses states that over 201,000 complaints were filed by senior victims, averaging roughly 3,000 per day compared to a few thousand per month previously.
   2. FBI report on senior scam losses

   Reported by agrinews-pubs.com.

   • FBI

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