Anthropic researchers used Claude to trace the NIST P-256 seed to a 1997 lrand48 run, finding no evidence of an intentional ...

Anthropic announced on October 16 that its AI model Claude solved a 25-year-old cryptography mystery in under half an hour, tracing the origin ...

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In under half an hour, Claude discovered the origins of the NIST P-192, P-224, P-256, P-384 and P-521 seeds. None of them were the results of any hash algorithm at all, but rather the output of the C ...

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Anthropic says Claude traced five NIST ECDSA curve seeds to lrand48, a 1990s random-number generator initialized with Unix ...

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Anthropic says Claude identified the timestamp-based generation of NIST ECDSA curve seeds and partially explained several base points.

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"It's just timestamps," reads the opening of Anthropic's research post, which says that in under half an hour, Claude discovered that the ...

Anthropic's Frontier Red Team reported in a research publication on October 16, 2026, that an internal Claude research model ...