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Alibaba will bar staff from using Anthropic's Claude Code from July 10 over an alleged backdoor, a source says, amid a wider Claude-Qwen dispute.

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Alibaba listed Anthropic's Claude Code as high-risk software after researchers found steganographic markers that flagged Chinese users by timezone and proxy.

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Ban lands three weeks after Anthropic accused Alibaba's Qwen lab of running the largest known distillation attack on Claude.