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China Builds AI Vulnerability Scanner to Counter Mythos Hackers: All Zero-Days Go to Beijing by Law
China is developing an AI-powered vulnerability scanner to counter the Mythos hacking group, with all discovered zero-day exploits legally required to be reported to Beijing, according to Tech Times.
China is building an AI-driven vulnerability scanner aimed at countering the threat posed by the hacking group known as Mythos, according to a report from Tech Times. The tool leverages artificial intelligence to automatically discover and assess security vulnerabilities in systems.
The report highlights that under Chinese law, all zero-day vulnerabilities discovered must be reported to Beijing, rather than disclosed publicly — a policy framework that contrasts sharply with the Western practice of "responsible disclosure."
This development comes amid reports that Mythos has been targeting Chinese critical infrastructure. Beijing's response combines AI automation with a mandatory centralized reporting policy. The source is Tech Times, aggregated via Google News.
Why it matters
China's combination of AI-powered vulnerability scanning with mandatory zero-day reporting to Beijing marks a significant evolution in cyber defense strategy, raising questions about vulnerability transparency and international cyber governance.
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