When Anthropic turned its San Francisco office into a live, classified marketplace in December 2025, it wasn’t testing a new website so much as an idea: could autonomous Claude AI agents not only list items but negotiate and close real, multi-turn deals with zero human intervention? The answer, in the company’s “Project Deal” experiment, was a clear yes — and
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Comment and Control: How GitHub Comments Became a New Prompt-Injection Threat
A new class of prompt-injection attacks—dubbed “Comment and Control”—turns GitHub pull requests, issues, and comments into attack surfaces that can hijack AI coding agents and siphon secrets directly from CI/CD environments. Unlike classic prompt injection that waits for a user to feed a document to an agent, this pattern is proactive: opening a PR or posting an issue can automatically
Anthropic’s Mythos and the New Era of AI-Accelerated Cyber Risk
Anthropic’s new Mythos model has crystallized a fear many in security have quietly harbored: advanced, cyber-focused AI can find software flaws faster than people and, in some cases, generate the exact exploits to weaponize them. That capability promises major defensive benefits—accelerating the discovery and remediation of long-hidden vulnerabilities—but it also hands would-be attackers automated, scalable tools that could outpace the
Inside the Claude Code Leak: What Anthropic’s Accidental Release Reveals
Anthropic, the AI company behind the Claude family of agents, suffered an unexpected exposure that rippled across the developer community and the wider AI market. Earlier today, a sizable JavaScript source map file—bundled with a public npm release—made internal implementation details of Claude Code visible to anyone who downloaded it. What began as a packaging mistake quickly became a public
Claude Code Channels: The OpenClaw Killer — Anthropic Brings Always‑On Coding to Your Chats
When a developer wants a quick fix while away from their desk, the options have traditionally been limited: SSH into a server, fire up a remote IDE, or wait until you’re back at your workstation. Anthropic’s new Claude Code Channels changes that pattern by letting Claude Code behave like a persistent, message-driven collaborator you can reach from apps you already