Fake install pages for Claude Code, Codex and NotebookLM show genuine-looking commands while copying malicious ones, a trick that exploits trust in the AI brands themselves.
Hobbyists are adding features to synths, pedals and grooveboxes, while makers also face more support and trust problems.
The open-source project now lets agents inspect compiled software through established reverse-engineering tools, widening access to analysis that once needed manual work.
The project suggests agent-driven reverse engineering can recover most of a large codebase when the output is checked against the original.
The attacks exposed customer data and disrupted some bank services, raising the cost of a campaign tied to AI tooling.
The commitment expands access to Claude across US science agencies and research projects, with added support for teams using it.
Claude voice users can now separately choose whether Anthropic may use their audio conversations to train its models.
Claude will reach more Barclays developers and support more internal tasks, extending its role in software delivery and employee and client operations.
Most of that agent traffic is cached prompt activity, which shifts the pressure from billing to memory capacity.
The service gives agent builders a managed runtime and controlled tool access instead of making them assemble that layer themselves.
Eligible subscribers can keep coding tasks running on Anthropic’s infrastructure while their own computers are offline.