Proton Meet Isn't What They Told You It Was

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Potentially off topic, but what does Proton’s infrastructure being physically located in the United States of America have to do with any potential vulnerabilities discovered by Claude Mythos Preview.

@DanielM

2. Proton’s Meet product uses infrastructure in the United States; this further reduced my trust in this company, as they don’t have their own infrastructure for users. The new AI model called Claude Mythos Preview can be used by authorized individuals to search for “vulnerabilities” in encryption systems—if any exist—to silently spy on people (if it happens and no one finds out). The United States’ track record and behavior are public knowledge; this isn’t something I’m making up. And this could work against Meet, for example.

Just because a project is located outside of the US does not mean companies/organizations, and yes eventually individuals can not use Claude Mythos Preview to automatically scan for vulnerabilities and exploits in their code base.