U.S. media report a security incident at the Pentagon: the banned Claude Code was running in the U.S. military network for two months.

Accenture contractor employees are suspected of connecting personal Claude Code accounts to the U.S. Department of Defense's secure system, allowing an AI intelligent agent to write deployment code on behalf of them. The agent ran in the Department of Defense network for two months before being discovered, during which it was suspected of sending login credentials, passwords, and network structure information to high-risk third-party websites. Accenture denies the charges, stating that a thorough investigation has been conducted and found no basis; the Department of Defense does not comment on its network status.