The tools you trust to protect your code just became the weapons used against you. In March 2026, a single stolen credential from Trivy — one of the most widely used AI supply chain attack scanners — cascaded into a … Read more
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Imagine visiting a website — just a normal website — and it silently hijacks your AI coding assistant. No malware download. No phishing link. Just a WebSocket handshake to your localhost, and suddenly a stranger controls your AI agent. That … Read more
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You pressed “Update.” A routine click you’ve done a thousand times. But for six months, someone else was watching every keystroke that followed. That’s not a hypothetical scenario from a cybersecurity conference. It’s what happened to Notepad++ users across East … Read more
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