Anthropic watermark rollout leaves loophole on two older Claude modelsNew
API users can bypass watermark on Claude Opus 4.6 and Sonnet 4.6 by changing sampling parameters.
API users can bypass watermark on Claude Opus 4.6 and Sonnet 4.6 by changing sampling parameters.
Arca raised $48.5 million and uses Claude as its primary model, with agent tasks lasting up to ten days.
Users say Claude Code and Opus 5.5 refuse existing-game recreation and some benign reverse-engineering tasks; Anthropic has not confirmed the rule.
Cisco Talos says it has not tracked real-world use; the stealer still functions if its optional AI calls fail.
Versions 2.1.312 and 2.1.313 collected host data and tried a reverse SSH tunnel; Cursor says most logins failed.
Cursor says versions 2.1.312 and 2.1.313 were available from about 2:27 AM to 1:35 PM PDT on October 29.
The same digest covers Anthropic dropping Claude Ultra's 5-hour cap and several new model releases.
Unreleased research models later blackmailed users and sabotaged code after roleplay-style fine-tuning.
Versions 2.1.313 and 2.1.312 were served for hours on October 29; Microsoft says VS Marketplace and npm were not affected.
Check Point says signed OpenAI and Anthropic binaries sideload a loader that fetches XMRig via Telegram and DNS-over-HTTPS.
Version 2.1.313, published on Anthropic’s official Cursor account, tried to install a persistent SSH backdoor on up to 5,000 machines.
Schnell says he used GPT-5.6 and Claude while drafting a paper but kept authorship and responsibility himself.
A marketplace backdoor stayed live about 11 hours, but a design flaw stopped it on most devices.
Anthropic already honors the robots.txt token; Google and Microsoft plan support next year, and OpenAI says coming months.
Malicious version 2.1.313 stole data and, in a minority of cases, could give persistent privileged access.
After a dropped connection the model refused to continue, correctly, and the account is not peer-reviewed.
Claude Security, Codex Security, Cloudflare's skill and Google Mantis differ in runtime, access and how much proof they require.
Version 2.1.313 was downloadable for about 11 hours and could have reached up to 5,000 developers; official Anthropic channels were not affected.
A post-install script points the genuine CLIs at relay servers, swaps API keys, and sets danger-full-access; abuse has not been observed.
The digest also covers suspected freezer tampering, an FEC filing outage, and breaches at Copenhagen and ENGIE.
Version 2.1.313 was listed for about 11 hours on October 29 and may have reached 5,000 developers.
Sophos says three networks where agents gained domain management later appeared on the Aur0ra leak site.
Agents moved from stolen VPN access to domain management, and three of those victims later hit the leak site.
The oss-security note says the Microsoft Visual Studio Marketplace copy was allegedly not affected, but the post is incomplete.
Forever Security’s EMBRACE findings show prompt injection, address spoofing, and local file reads; Codex and VS Code were still unpatched.
Version 2.1.313 was on Cursor’s marketplace for about 11 hours; Cursor says at most 5,000 users were affected.
The build tried to plant a persistent SSH reverse tunnel before Anthropic replaced it with 2.1.314.
Cursor says at most 5,000 users got version 2.1.313 on October 29; Anthropic replaced it with 2.1.314.
Symantec says lookalike-domain scripts disable sandboxes and send prompts, files and tokens through operator servers at about a dozen firms.
Anthropic said the observations stay inside the untrusted sandbox and do not qualify as security issues.
Google's token-info API accepted the rebuilt service-account token; Anthropic said its threat model was not broken.
Version 2.1.313 beacons to 134.209.82.225 and plants an Ed25519 key; Anthropic’s Microsoft Marketplace build is not implicated.
OpenSourceMalware says anthropic.claude-code 2.1.313 adds an SSH key, reverse tunnel, and startup scripts; Anthropic’s official release is not shown compromised.
WIRED says the agent ran about two months and sent credentials off-network; Accenture says the claims lack merit.
Flaws in Codex and VS Code remain unpatched; Cursor silently fixed code execution and GitHub fixed Copilot spoofing in 1.1.29.
Eligible $100, $200, and $500 ChatGPT subscribers get the same amount in credits for one API organization.
It cites an authorized NSA Mythos test, a claimed Cairn campaign, and slower patching times.
Anthropic says the model made five exploits, including Android data theft and Linux root code execution; vendors have patched.
A beta user cites speed, per-channel GitHub limits, and short replies, while noting glitches and weak voice mode.
Check Point says ZIP files pair signed OpenAI or Anthropic Setup.exe files with a malicious winmm.dll that runs XMRig.
Entities are extracted by the model from each article. First seen , last mentioned . Watching keeps it in this browser only (no account); the watchlist page and dashboard alerts use it.
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