Anthropic is making Claude Code and Claude Cowork available to US government agencies through a FedRAMP-High-certified desktop application to support software modernization and administrative tasks.
A gap in Dialogflow CX made it possible to gain access to other chatbots within the same project through a compromised agent setup and exfiltrate user data or inject phishing messages.
Business processes and operational tasks (33.4%) and content production (16.4%) account for half of Claude Cowork usage; users structure information to deploy their domain expertise more effectively.
Agent-driven GitHub workflows can be manipulated through crafted public issues to unauthorisedly disclose private repositories of the enterprise when the agent has organisation-wide read access.
Model selection determines the available intelligence, while effort level controls how intensively Claude works—such as how many files are read, tests executed, and steps processed.
The JadePuffer attack demonstrates that although the AI agent acted technically autonomously, a human orchestrated infrastructure, target selection, and access credentials.
Centralized AI gateways create a single point of failure that puts all API keys and integrated models at risk if the gateway infrastructure is compromised.
