JFrog says six malicious npm packages used hidden install-time execution, JSONKeeper fetches, and sandbox checks to enable remote access.

Attackers exploited Langflow vulnerability CVE-2025-3248 to conduct an agentic AI-powered ransomware attack involving reconnaissance, credential theft, and lateral movement.

They're not bad; they're just prompted that way. Sysdig threat hunters documented what they say is the first-ever documented ...

The original incomplete DeepSeek sample can be transformed into a fully functional attack with minimal effort,' Check Point researcher tells The Reg ...

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Secure software supply chain solution provider Chainguard Inc. today expanded its Chainguard Repository product with malware ...

Surface RTX Spark Dev Box is a compact, small-form-factor desktop PC that is built specifically for developers and data ...

In our tech-driven world, applications come and go. Whether you’re upgrading to a more modern platform or simply shifting to a different tool, the need to export data from old app is a common ...

Researchers have uncovered a supply-chain attack that hides in Python packages, propagates like a worm, and tricks LLM-based code analysis systems into overlooking malicious payloads. Threat actors ...

A threat actor has been observed using AI coding tools to develop and refine malware designed to slip past endpoint detection and response (EDR) software, in what was presented as a red team project.

On Monday, Russian users found they could no longer reach PyPI, the package repository that Python developers rely on for code libraries.