Securityboulevard Vulnerability in Anthropic's Claude Code Allows File Upload Exploit
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A security vulnerability in Anthropic's Claude code has been identified, enabling malicious actors to trick the AI into uploading sensitive files to their accounts. The flaw was discovered by PromptArmor and reported by researcher Adam Chester from the SlowMist team. This incident raises significant concerns about the security of AI systems handling sensitive data.
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