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The US banned non-Americans from Anthropic’s Mythos and Fable 5 on June 12. Two weeks later, Asia is building around the wall.

What 360 actually shipped

At ISC.AI 2026 in Beijing, 360 Security unveiled two AI agents. Tulongfeng hunts software vulnerabilities — point it at code and it finds exploitable flaws automatically. 360 claims it already surfaced 3,432 bugs, 105 confirmed by Chinese authorities. Yitianzhen handles the other side: automated defense and incident response. Founder Zhou Hongyi calls a bug-finding AI a national strategic asset, and his pitch is telling: the US builds one genius hacker, China organizes a whole attack-and-defense team. He admits a 20–30% capability gap with Mythos, and bridges it with proprietary security data and automation pipelines.

Why it matters

Export controls don’t kill demand — they relocate it. Japan’s Sakana AI dropped Fugu the same week, marketing “frontier capability without export-control risk.” The first proving ground for these homegrown replacements isn’t chatbots or coding. It’s cyber offense and defense.

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