ZCode Officially Open-Sourced, Completes Security Rectification and Passes Audit

ZCode, a subsidiary of Zhipu, has officially been open-sourced and has completed rectifications regarding product security issues based on community feedback. The code has been handed over to the community for supervision. ZCode v3.14.0 removes the Repo Wiki feature and cuts off the local repository snapshot generation and upload link. After the rectification, Zhipu invited the China Academy of Information and Communications Technology and Green Alliance Technology to conduct a security audit. Both institutions confirmed that the relevant cloud data has been cleared, and no functional paths were found in the new client version that could trigger local repository snapshots or file transmissions. Zhipu reiterated that the relevant code data "has not been retained and has never been used for model training." Going forward, ZCode will establish a regular security vulnerability feedback mechanism and provide corresponding rewards to developers based on the severity of the issues.

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