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      <title>Claude Code Finding 5: Permission Deny Bypass via Script Write and Execute</title>
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      <description>Claude Code&amp;#39;s Bash permission deny rules can be completely bypassed by writing denied commands into a script file and executing it. The parser evaluates only the script path, not its contents. Five explicitly denied commands executed and exfiltrated data to an external endpoint.</description>
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