Hackers are increasingly abusing emoji and other Unicode tricks to hide malicious code, bypass filters, and evade modern security controls, including AI-powered defenses. This emerging technique, known as emoji or Unicode smuggling, turns harmless-looking characters into stealth carriers for commands, data, and exploit payloads. Emoji smuggling is an obfuscation technique in which attackers encode malicious content using […]
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Anthropic Officially Ends Claude Subscriptions for Third-Party Tools Like OpenClaw
Anthropic has officially pulled the plug on third-party AI agent access to the Claude subscription, marking a significant shift in how users can leverage its
