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Beijing flagged Claude Code as a back door, and Chinese coding tools are lining up to take its place
The Next Web
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China's National Vulnerability Database flagged Anthropic's Claude Code for a security back door that could leak user data. Anthropic called it an anti-piracy experiment and barred China-based users. This controversy is accelerating Chinese developers' adoption of domestic coding tools like ByteDance's Trae and Alibaba's Qoder.
