Tuesday, January 27, 2026
Claude Code Security Risks
Users are discussing methods to bypass or contain Claude Code's permissions, highlighting potential security vulnerabilities and exploring automation possibilities through lifecycle hooks.
I created a command “claudevm” that runs Claude Code inside a docker environment, and you should do it too. Why? I was running Claude Code without permissions in my laptop which is something you SHOULDNT do. Luckily I was ok, but it could theoretically remove complete directories
Way to run Claude Code in YOLO mode (bypass permissions) completely safely: 1. Add all of your allow & deny Bash commands in settings.json 2. Programmatically call `generating-bash-commands` skill on PreToolUse for Bash 3. Add PreToolUse, PostToolUse, & Stop hooks on gbc skill
nice, will check these out. the hooks pattern is powerful - having lifecycle events for pre/post tool execution opens up a lot of automation possibilities. curious how cursor's skill format compares to claude code's approach