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Malicious npm Package Impersonates Bitwarden CLI: Three Attack Vectors in One

Malicious npm Package Impersonates Bitwarden CLI: Three Attack Vectors in One

On April 23, 2026, Mend.io discovered a compromised package on npm masquerading as @bitwarden/cli version 2026.4.0. This package combined three attack mechanisms: a self-propagating npm worm, a GitHub

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Stolen Publishing Tokens: How CanisterSprawl Turned npm Maintainers Into Attack Vectors

Stolen Publishing Tokens: How CanisterSprawl Turned npm Maintainers Into Attack Vectors

What Happened In late 2024, security researchers at StepSecurity and Socket disclosed CanisterSprawl, an npm malware campaign that exploits developer environments to steal credentials and publish mali

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Claude Found RCE Bugs in Vim and Emacs That Fire When You Open a File

Claude Found RCE Bugs in Vim and Emacs That Fire When You Open a File

What Happened An AI assistant discovered remote code execution (RCE) vulnerabilities in two widely-used text editors: Vim and GNU Emacs. These vulnerabilities do not require complex exploits or user i

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Google's Antigravity Tool: When Prompt Injection Becomes Remote Code Execution

Google's Antigravity Tool: When Prompt Injection Becomes Remote Code Execution

What Happened Google patched a critical remote code execution vulnerability in Antigravity, an internal AI-based tool. The flaw arose from a prompt-injection vulnerability that allowed attackers to es

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13 Hours: An SSRF Vulnerability Goes from Disclosure to Active Exploitation

13 Hours: An SSRF Vulnerability Goes from Disclosure to Active Exploitation

What Happened When CVE-2026-33626 was disclosed, attackers quickly began exploiting a server-side request forgery (SSRF) vulnerability in LMDeploy, an open-source toolkit for deploying large language

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Bitwarden CLI Package Breach: How a Compromised GitHub Action Stole Developer Credentials

Bitwarden CLI Package Breach: How a Compromised GitHub Action Stole Developer Credentials

What Happened On April 22, 2026, the @bitwarden/cli npm package was compromised with malicious code aiming to steal developer credentials. This package was available from 5:57 PM to 7:30 PM ET. During

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A 9.3 CVSS Vulnerability That Will Never Be Patched

A 9.3 CVSS Vulnerability That Will Never Be Patched

What Happened CVE-2026-5752, a critical vulnerability in Cohere AI s Terrarium sandbox, allows attackers to execute arbitrary code with root privileges and escape container isolation. This flaw exploi

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An Attacker Executed Code Through Your AI Agent and You Never Saw It

An Attacker Executed Code Through Your AI Agent and You Never Saw It

Understanding the Vulnerability OX Security disclosed a critical vulnerability in Anthropic s Model Context Protocol (MCP) SDK that enables remote code execution across Python, TypeScript, Java, and R

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A Self-Propagating Worm Just Proved Your Dependency Security Model Is Broken

A Self-Propagating Worm Just Proved Your Dependency Security Model Is Broken

Socket and StepSecurity detected a supply chain worm in npm packages that doesn t just steal credentials—it spreads itself. The attack, tracked as CanisterSprawl, uses postinstall hooks to exfiltrate

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Grafana's AI Dashboard Flaw: When LLM Integration Bypasses URL Validation

Grafana's AI Dashboard Flaw: When LLM Integration Bypasses URL Validation

Overview of the Vulnerability Noma Security has disclosed a vulnerability in Grafana s AI-powered dashboards, allowing attackers to exfiltrate sensitive data through indirect prompt injection. This fl

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CVE-2025-59528: When a CVSS-10 Vulnerability Meets 15,000 Exposed Instances

CVE-2025-59528: When a CVSS-10 Vulnerability Meets 15,000 Exposed Instances

What Happened Flowise, an open-source low-code platform for building AI chatbots and workflows, was found to have CVE-2025-59528—a critical arbitrary JavaScript code injection vulnerability. This flaw

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10 Hours: The Marimo RCE Exploit Timeline

10 Hours: The Marimo RCE Exploit Timeline

What Happened A remote code execution vulnerability in Marimo, an open-source Python notebook platform, was exploited within 10 hours of public disclosure. The flaw, tracked as CVE-2026-39987, affects

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Under 10 Hours: How an Unauthenticated RCE Became Full System Compromise

Under 10 Hours: How an Unauthenticated RCE Became Full System Compromise

What Happened On a Friday in early 2025, CoreWeave disclosed CVE-2026-39987 , a critical remote code execution vulnerability in Marimo, their Python notebook platform. This flaw allowed attackers to e

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"We're drowning in CVEs" — What NIST's triage shift means for your vulnerability program

"We're drowning in CVEs" — What NIST's triage shift means for your vulnerability program

Your team likely relies on the NVD scores to decide what to patch, with automation pulling CVSS data to prioritize remediation. Now, NIST is shifting its focus, having enriched nearly 42,000 CVEs in 2

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When the National Vulnerability Database Stopped Enriching Most CVEs

When the National Vulnerability Database Stopped Enriching Most CVEs

What Happened In 2025, the National Vulnerability Database (NVD) announced it would no longer provide enrichment data—such as CVSS scores, CWE classifications, and affected product configurations—for

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NIST Just Handed You the CVE Problem—Here's What Happened Next

NIST Just Handed You the CVE Problem—Here's What Happened Next

The Challenge Between 2020 and 2023, CVE submissions grew 263%. Last year alone, NIST enriched almost 42,000 CVEs—a 45% year-over-year increase. Then NIST announced it would no longer analyze every vu

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