Anthropic has removed access to Claude Code from its $20 monthly Pro subscription plan for new users. Current Pro subscribers appear to retain access through the web app. Documentation now references Claude Code as exclusively available through the Max Plan.
A Twitter user claims that Claude Code can read user secrets if it wanted to, suggesting potential security concerns with the AI assistant's capabilities.
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Claude Code has full shell access capabilities that enterprise security tools like CASBs cannot detect. This creates visibility gaps for organizations trying to monitor AI tool usage across their systems.
Anthropic is testing identity verification for Claude users, requiring government ID and selfie checks. The company aims to build user trust and prevent misuse of its AI assistant. This verification process is currently being tested with select users.
A code leak from Anthropic's Claude AI assistant revealed critical command injection vulnerabilities that could allow attackers to execute arbitrary code. The vulnerabilities were discovered in Claude's code interpreter feature, potentially exposing user data and system resources to exploitation.