A RuntimeWire analysis of Anthropic's public Claude Code issue tracker found reports from 54 accounts since Oct. 1st. About a third describe ordinary tasks with no security content, and several say the /feedback command the block notice points to returns an HTTP 403 error.
By [Emerson Redding](https://runtimewire.com/author/emerson-redding)
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Primary source: [github.com](https://github.com/anthropics/claude-code/issues/102795?ref=runtimewire)
Why it matters #
Anthropic's cyber safeguard is meant to stop attackers from using Claude. Its own tracker shows it stopping security researchers, sysadmins and developers writing UI code, and in some cases ending whole sessions. For paying customers, the route the block notice offers for reporting a mistake is failing with HTTP 403 errors, so the reports are landing on GitHub, where none of these 68 has an Anthropic reply.
Claude Code users have opened 68 issues on Anthropic's public GitHub tracker since Oct. 1st saying the tool's "[cyber]" safeguard stopped work that wasn't malicious, according to a RuntimeWire analysis of the anthropics/claude-code repository. The reports come from 54 accounts. As of 1:05 p.m. CT Sunday, 65 were still open, and none of the threads carried a reply from Anthropic.…
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