Gate News Announcement: On March 10th, Claude Code launched its Code Review feature. This feature will concurrently scan for code vulnerabilities, verify each vulnerability to reduce false positives, and rank vulnerabilities by severity. Additionally, users will receive high-signal summary annotations and inline flag prompts. Regarding fees, charges will be based on the complexity and billed according to token usage.

February 24 News, the launch of Claude Code Security by Anthropic triggered intense fluctuations in the capital markets. The rise of artificial intelligence security solutions is reshaping industry expectations in cybersecurity. Related concept stocks plummeted significantly in a short period, with market interpretations suggesting a market cap evaporation close to hundreds of billions of dollars. Although some statistical methods are controversial, investor sentiment has clearly shifted to caution, with funds rapidly withdrawing from the traditional cybersecurity sector. The core concern in the market is that AI code security detection tools can automatically scan for code vulnerabilities, identify potential risks, and complete preliminary security analysis at a much higher efficiency than manual audits. This has rapidly fueled the narrative of "AI replacing traditional security services." Driven by emotional impact, cybersecurity companies like CrowdStrike and Zscaler saw their stock prices come under pressure, prompting investors to reassess the business models and long-term growth logic of cybersecurity in the AI era.

Claude has released the web version of Claude's code security feature, which can scan for security vulnerabilities in code repositories and suggest fixes. This feature aims to help teams identify security issues often overlooked by traditional methods, but all fixes must be reviewed manually before implementation.

OpenAI CEO Sam Altman co-founded the identity verification company Tools for Humanity, which is facing executive departure issues. The company's eye scan device Orb aims to create a digital authentication system. Although the technology has potential impact, the challenge of talent attrition is evident.

ChainCatcher reports that, according to The Block, OpenAI is planning to launch a new social media platform that may utilize World (formerly known as Worldcoin)'s eye scan Orb technology to verify that users are real humans, in order to create a robot-free social environment. It is worth noting that OpenAI CEO Sam Altman is also involved in developing World technology through Tools for

In 2026, Louisiana officially passed a new law introducing stricter regulations to address the frequent Bitcoin ATM scams, with a focus on protecting the elderly from cryptocurrency fraud. Previously, several elderly residents, under the influence of scammers, deposited large sums of money through Bitcoin ATMs, mistakenly believing this could avoid legal risks or "freeze accounts." According to the new law, all Bitcoin ATMs must prominently display anti-scam warnings on the operation interface, clearly stating that no government agency or bank will require payment in Bitcoin or other cryptocurrencies. When users scan a QR code or enter a wallet address, the system will automatically trigger a risk alert, warning that the action may involve a scam.

Singaporean angel investor Mark Koh fell victim to a phishing scam while testing a web3 game, losing at least 100,000 yuan worth of crypto assets. He downloaded malicious software and, despite performing a system scan, multiple wallets were still emptied. He has reported the incident to the police and urges the public to beware of similar scams.