Chinese cybersecurity company 360 unveils “China's version of Mythos”, and Yitianzhen, to automate…

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  • At ISC.AI 2026, China’s 360 Security Technology unveiled “Yitian Tulong,” two AI models for vulnerability discovery and automated defense
  • Founder Zhou Hongyi described Tulongfeng as the “Chinese Mythos,” claiming it found 3,432 flaws, with 105 confirmed by the government
  • Zhou acknowledged a 20–30% capability gap vs. US models, but stressed building a professional attack‑and‑defense team over reliance on a single “genius hacker” approach

A Chinese cybersecurity company recently unveiled two Artificial Intelligence (AI) models, one of which is supposed to be the country’s answer to Anthropic's Mythos.

Mythos is an advanced AI model that can surface and exploit software vulnerabilities at scale and is currently only available to a couple dozen major US firms because it is allegedly too powerful (and thus dangerous) to be shared with everyone.

During the ISC.AI 2026 cybersecurity conference, which was held at the Beijing National Convention Center on June 24, 2026, Chinese cybersecurity company...

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