AI Coding Hooks and Silent Consent
The saga explores the growing security risks associated with AI coding assistants, specifically focusing on how automated hooks can execute commands without explicit user permission. The latest development reveals that the Postman installer may silently approve these hooks for Codex and Claude Code, raising significant consent and safety concerns.
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Postman installer may auto-approve Codex and Claude Code hooks without user consent
Postman’s desktop installer is designed to automatically approve hooks for Codex and Claude Code plugins, according to the company’s own source code and documentation. Reports from October and…
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Claude Code hooks enforce commands at key project moments
Claude Code hooks let users run shell commands automatically at specific times in a project, unlike CLAUDE.md, which only makes suggestions. These hooks execute without AI discretion, triggered by…
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