New Threat Advisory
Mythos CVEs are landing.
The fix? Patches, not upgrades.
Anthropic's Mythos has uncovered thousands of critical vulnerabilities across every major OS, browser, and open-source library. The patches are landing — but for most of them, the standard remediation path means upgrading to the latest version. Across dozens of dependencies. All at once.
Root backports every patch to your pinned versions. No upgrades required.
The upgrade trap
Two types of teams right now.
Chasing :latest
Upgrading across 40+ vendors at once.
The standard fix path for most Glasswing CVEs means upgrading to the latest version. You're racing to upgrade dozens of dependencies simultaneously — breaking changes, regression testing, weeks of engineering time. And every patch you ship becomes an exploit blueprint the moment it drops.
Root patches your current version.
Staying pinned
Sitting on known Glasswing CVEs.
You can't upgrade fast enough, so you wait. Meanwhile AI-discovered vulnerabilities sit unpatched in your stack. Time-to-exploit has collapsed to under a day. Scanners flag what you already know, but the upgrade path means breaking things.
Root backports the fix to your pinned version.
Now add AI agents pulling dependencies without checking advisories. Attack surface scales with agent count.
Root is the third option. Glasswing patches, backported to every version you run.
Three steps to safe
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Connect your repos
Root inventories every dependency across npm, PyPI, Maven, Go, and 8+ ecosystems.
Glasswing CVEs mapped
Every Glasswing vulnerability identified. Every affected package flagged. Nothing missed.
Patched. Same version.
Root backports the fix to your pinned version. Not a fork. Not a wrapper. The real thing.
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