Tag Archives: open source security
Claude Mythos AI: 27-Year-Old OpenBSD Vulnerability Exposed
The latest Claude Mythos AI disclosure reveals a critical 27-year-old vulnerability in OpenBSD, sparking a global wave of security patches for legacy software systems. Continue reading
Open-source security tools: The 2026 Stack for Frictionless Defense
Discover the top open-source security tools of 2026, including Trivy and Pompelmi, to build a secure digital workflow without expensive enterprise licenses. Continue reading
AI-Enhanced npm Malware: North Korea’s Operation Masquerade Hits SAP
North Korean state-sponsored actors have launched Operation Masquerade, using AI-enhanced npm malware to infiltrate enterprise software supply chains and steal credentials. Continue reading
GlassWorm Sleeper Extensions: Malicious Payloads Activated on OpenVSX
Security researchers have identified 73 GlassWorm sleeper extensions on the OpenVSX marketplace that have recently activated malicious payloads to exfiltrate sensitive developer data. Continue reading
Bitwarden Supply Chain Attack: Trojanized CLI Package Exposed
Security researchers have detailed a critical Bitwarden supply chain attack involving a malicious NPM package designed to exfiltrate developer cloud credentials and SSH material. Continue reading
Supply Chain Attack: Understanding the GitHub prt-scan Threat
Security analysts have identified a massive supply chain attack targeting GitHub repositories known as prt-scan. Learn how to protect your projects from this AI-driven threat. Continue reading