A newly exposed flaw in Cursor’s AI-powered coding environment allows attackers to hijack developer machines through malicious Git hooks—without any user action. Here’s how the attack works and why it changes the security landscape for AI-driven development.
A critical flaw in Google's Antigravity IDE allowed attackers to hijack AI workflows using prompt injection, exposing the broader risks facing AI-driven development tools. With similar vulnerabilities discovered across major platforms, experts warn that the trust AI agents place in user input could become the next big cybersecurity battleground.
A critical vulnerability in iTerm2 lets attackers hijack your Mac just by rendering a crafted text file. Here’s how the exploit works, why it’s so dangerous, and what users should do until a fix is widely available.
A sweeping Chrome update addresses 31 newly discovered vulnerabilities—including five critical flaws—that could let attackers hijack your browser. Here’s what went wrong, how these bugs work, and why updating immediately is crucial for your security.
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A critical vulnerability in the next-mdx-remote library enabled attackers to execute arbitrary code on servers rendering untrusted MDX content. This feature investigates the exploit, its impact, and essential steps for remediation.
A newly disclosed flaw in Western Digital’s WD Discovery app for Windows enables attackers to execute malicious code by exploiting DLL search order weaknesses. Users and organizations must update to version 5.3 or later to stay protected.
Critical flaws in Anthropic’s MCP server let attackers hijack AI assistants using prompt injection, enabling remote code execution and data leaks—all without direct system access.
Go’s latest security update tackles severe vulnerabilities in core cryptographic, networking, and build components—patch now to avoid denial-of-service and code execution risks.
Go’s latest update tackles six critical vulnerabilities, including denial-of-service and code execution flaws, that could have crashed servers or enabled remote attacks. Here’s what developers and operators need to know.
CISA has sounded the alarm on a critical Gogs Git server vulnerability actively exploited for remote code execution. With no official patch yet, organizations face a race against time to secure their systems before the February 2, 2026 deadline.
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