Claude Code is hiding fingerprints in your terminal output
A security researcher found Claude Code embeds invisible Unicode markers in API requests to classify users by gateway, timezone, and competing AI lab keywords.
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A security researcher found Claude Code embeds invisible Unicode markers in API requests to classify users by gateway, timezone, and competing AI lab keywords.
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