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Claude Code's "Don't Ask Again" exposes passwords in 1,122 public GitHub files

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Briefings

A recent article by Claude Code claims that its AI agent leaked 1,122 public GitHub files containing passwords. The evidence consists of 238 comments on Hacker News with 152 total points, but no direct proof of data exfiltration is provided. The source is unverified and the findings remain speculative.

Key points

• Claude Code's AI agent allegedly leaked 1,122 public GitHub files containing passwords.
• The evidence consists of 238 comments on Hacker News with 152 total points.

Context

The article originates from an unverified source claiming data leakage. No additional background on the AI's capabilities or the specific nature of the leaked credentials is supplied.

Limitations

Evidence is limited to 238 Hacker News comments with 152 total points. No direct proof of data exfiltration is provided. The source is unverified and findings remain speculative.

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