Anthropic’s Claude Code tool had a bug that ‘bricked’ some systems
The launch of the coding tool of Anthropic, Claude Code, is on the way to a rocky start.
According to reports about Github, the car update function of Claude Code contained Buggy assignments that have shown some workstations unstable And broken. When the claud code was installed on the “root” or “superuser” levels authorizations that give programs the opportunity to make changes to the operating system-the buggy assignments change the applications, typically limited file folders and, in the worst scenario, “brick” systems.
The problematic Claude Code Auto-Update assignments have changed the access rights of certain critical system files. Permissions determine which programs and users can read or change files or implement certain apps. One Github user said That they were forced to use a “rescue agency” to unintentionally broke the permissions of Files Claude Cod’s assignments.
Anthropic told WAN that it is the problematic assignments of Claude Code and A link added in the program Users to one Problems solving guide. The link initially had a typo – but anthropic says that it was solved.
