ZCode issued an apology and rectification statement regarding security concerns, open-sourcing its code on GitHub and inviting audits by the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology and NPS Security. The team confirmed no code data was used for model training, updated client version 3.14.0 to remove risky features, and verified via third-party audits that all cloud data was deleted. ZCode established a routine vulnerability reporting mechanism with rewards, aiming to rebuild trust through transparency and security improvements in the rapidly evolving AI tool sector.
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