
Claude Agent SDK Flag Injection in Resume Inputs Enables Arbitrary Command Execution Prior to 0.2.121
A critical flaw in the Claude Agent SDK allows attackers to execute arbitrary commands by injecting flags through unvalidated resume inputs.
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