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Anthropic Says Claude Traced NIST Curve Seeds to 1990s Timestamps

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Briefings

Anthropic claims Claude traces NIST curve seeds to 1990s timestamps, but the finding is not a cryptographic break. The evidence covers only five NIST prime-curve seeds and four binary-curve seeds, with no further details on the specific seeds or the full scope of the analysis.

Key points

• Anthropic asserts that the Claude model traces NIST curve seeds to 1990s timestamps, though this is not a cryptographic break.
• The evidence covers only five NIST prime-curve seeds and four binary-curve seeds, with no further details on the specific seeds or the full scope of the analysis.

Context

Anthropic claims that the Claude model traces NIST curve seeds to 1990s timestamps, though this is not a cryptographic break. The evidence covers only five NIST prime-curve seeds and four binary-curve seeds, with no further details on the specific seeds or the full scope of the analysis.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to five NIST prime-curve seeds and four binary-curve seeds; specific seeds and the full scope of the analysis are not detailed.

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