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IncidentWhat Happened On February 17, 2026, an attacker exploited a compromised npm publish token to release Cline CLI version 2.3.0, an unauthorized update that installed OpenClaw on developer systems. This
IncidentOverview of the Incident On February 6, n8n released version 2.6.4 to address a stored cross-site scripting (XSS) vulnerability in its handling of OAuth credentials. Security researchers at Imperva fo
IncidentYour security team invested in threat intelligence feeds, built a threat modeling framework, and ran quarterly vulnerability assessments. Yet, an adversary exploited a gap you d documented but never v
GeneralYour security team just approved an AI coding assistant for your engineering team. Within days, developers are using it to refactor authentication logic, query production databases, and push code chan
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Vendor NewsThe Challenge of AI-Generated Code Your team is using AI coding assistants to accelerate development, but this introduces a new challenge: how do you secure AI-generated code? Should you rely on tradi
GuidesYour team may have adopted tools like GitHub Copilot or Claude to accelerate development. While management appreciates the increased productivity, and developers enjoy bypassing repetitive tasks, secu
ResearchThe Decision You Face Your organization needs a new identity and access management (IAM) system. You re evaluating options: should you adopt an open source IAM platform that you ll need to operate and
StandardsYour employee receives an email about a critical security issue. Minutes later, someone claiming to be from IT calls to help resolve it. Eleven hours later, attackers have compromised nine additional
IncidentWhat Happened OpenClaw, a self-hosted AI platform, had a vulnerability that allowed malicious websites to hijack local instances through brute-force password attacks. The attack was simple: a user vis
GeneralThe Conventional Wisdom Security teams often view AI-powered vulnerability detection as an add-on to existing processes. You conduct static analysis, dynamic scans, and dependency checks, then perhaps
LegalYour team adopts Secure by Design principles. You create a security champion program, add threat modeling to your sprint planning, and mandate security reviews before deployment. Six months later, vul
GeneralYour security team is about to add a new specialization. Not because of a compliance mandate or a framework update—because AI systems break every assumption traditional security roles are built on. At
IncidentWhat Happened Your development team deployed an internal LLM service with an exposed API endpoint for rapid prototyping. The endpoint used a hardcoded API key with broad permissions to access the orga
IncidentOn a Tuesday morning, developers running npm update unknowingly downloaded [email protected] — an unauthorized release published without human approval. The package remained live for eight hours, during whi
IncidentWhat Happened Researchers demonstrated a successful promptware attack against Google s AI systems using a simple calendar invitation. The attack began when an AI agent processed a malicious Google Cal
ResearchYou re facing a potential insecure deserialization vulnerability in a web application. Crafting a proof-of-concept (PoC) usually involves tedious documentation review and payload crafting. What if you
