Chinese cybersecurity firm 360 Security Technology has developed what it calls a domestic answer to Anthropic's Mythos, a system that detects software vulnerabilities, 360 said on Wednesday. Speaking at the ISC.AI 2026 cybersecurity conference in Beijing, founder Zhou Hongyi unveiled two AI security tools under the banner "Yitian Tulong". One tool, "Tulongfeng", was designed to automatically discover software vulnerabilities, calling it "China's version of Mythos", while a second system, "Yitianzhen", was built to automate cyber defence and incident response. Zhou described vulnerability-finding AI as a national strategic asset. 360 said Tulongfeng had found 3,432 software vulnerabilities, including 105 confirmed by Chinese authorities. The U.S. this month ordered Anthropic to suspend exports of a less powerful version of the programme, citing national security concerns. Zhou argued that China faced a risk of "one-way transparency" if U.S. entities could use Mythos-like models while Chinese companies were denied comparable capabilities.