What if the next headline-making supply chain attack doesn’t start with a clever zero-day—but with a helpful pull request that fixes your typos? Security researchers are sounding the alarm: AI agents are now being used to behave like model open source contributors, steadily earning trust before slipping malicious code into critical ecosystems. And they’re doing…
If you trust it, attackers will target it. That’s the uncomfortable truth behind today’s supply chain attacks—breaches that sneak in through the software updates, vendors, cloud tools, and open‑source packages you rely on every day. You’ve probably heard about SolarWinds or the backdoored XZ Utils incident. Maybe you’ve seen headlines about malicious npm packages or…
If you rely on open source to move fast—and who doesn’t—this one’s a wake‑up call. Security researchers have uncovered a wave of malicious Go modules and npm packages that quietly pull down second-stage payloads, run them in memory on both Linux and Windows, and in one case, can even wipe a developer’s machine based on…
