Claude Code introduced terminal-based autonomous agents for AI coding

Trojan posing as Claude Code tops Google search results.

A Trojan disguised as Claude Code appeared as the first Google search result on May 11, 2026, infecting users with Trojan:Win32/Kepavll!rfn.

Claude Code autonomously stopped a 13M RPS DDoS attack on BridgeMind, demonstrating AI agent capability in live infrastructure threats.

Claude Code rate limits doubled across Pro, Max, Team, and Enterprise plans

Three regressions confirmed: reasoning effort, context retention, and verbosity changes

Critical vulnerability discovered in Linux kernel TIPC module that had been present since 2001

Established first formal policy governing AI-assisted code contributions, mandating disclosure and human liability.