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Claude Security Now Scans Repositories Continuously to Find Flaws and Track Fixes
Matched: Claude
Anthropic has updated Claude Security to continuously monitor connected code repositories rather than requiring manual scans. The tool tracks reported vulnerabilities after code changes, marks them resolved when fixes are detected, and reopens them if issues return. It supports GitHub, GitLab, and other Git providers, scanning multiple repositories per project to assess cross-service security relationships. New features include an API, webhooks, an MCP connector, and role-based access controls. The update is in public beta for Claude Enterprise customers.
OpenCode Console Breach May Have Exposed OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google API Keys
Matched: OpenAI
A legacy system at OpenCode was breached on October 16, potentially exposing API keys that users had stored in OpenCode Console — the company's optional hosted service that lets teams share access to OpenAI, Anthropic, and Google AI models. The company advised affected users to rotate their keys immediately.
Anthropic staff told to work from home due to risk of possible security strikes
Matched: health
Anthropic told San Francisco employees to work from home after reports that security guards employed by contractor Allied Universal might strike. The union representing the workers, SEIU, said no strike vote had been called and denied threatening action on those dates. An underlying labor dispute over wages and benefits is ongoing. Anthropic's precautionary response comes amid broader rises in AI security spending and as the company reportedly eyes a $2 trillion IPO valuation.
Anthropic Updates Claude Fable 5’s Biology Safeguards to Reduce False Positives
Matched: health, medical
Anthropic has updated biology safety classifiers for Claude Fable 5, reducing false positives by roughly 85%. Users asking legitimate health, medical, or educational biology questions will less often be redirected to Opus 5, a less capable fallback model. The change aims to improve accuracy in distinguishing harmful requests from benign ones without compromising safety standards.