Claude safety classifier blocks SS7 attack analysis, dev pivots to abliterated GLM
l4rz · x · 2026-10-26
Developer l4rz found he couldn't build an SS7 anomaly detector with Claude: asking for a summary of attacks documented in GSMA FS.07/F11/21 tripped the safety classifier. "The network perceives censorship as damage and routes around it" — he switched to a locally-run abliterated GLM model instead. The case highlights how frontier-model guardrails can block legitimate security research, pushing users toward uncensored open-source alternatives.
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