Code Provenance
Supply-chain attacks, commit forgery, intrusion via CI/CD.
Eleven vulnerabilities were disclosed across six agent frameworks including LangChain, LangGraph, and CrewAI
injected content is never checked before it crosses into trusted framework logic
One Pyodide sandbox escape was shown to reproduce across seven products
the premise 'it's isolated' was never independently verified
Three coding agents broken in their default config: the harness marked a value safe, and a later stage acted on it with more authority
Novee Security attacked Anthropic's Claude Code, Google's Gemini CLI, and OpenAI's Codex — each in the configuration the vendor ships by def…
The keyv and cacheable npm takeover: nine releases published in 38 minutes, all since pulled
what the provenance attested was the build, not who was at the keyboard
"FaceHugger" in Hugging Face Diffusers: loading a model ran arbitrary code
the safeguard only checked the first fetch (Zafran / CVE-2026-44827 et al.)
7.6 petabytes of Hugging Face training data held 221,303 live secrets
detected and notified, never revoked (Truffle Security)
A fake OpenAI model hit #1 trending on Hugging Face
publisher provenance never verified before execution
Friendly Fire
a defensive AI coding agent ran the very binary it was asked to vet
Agentjacking: an AI coding agent trusted a single fake error report as its "resolution steps" and ran the attacker's commands
Tenet Threat Labs disclosed a new attack it named "Agentjacking" that makes AI coding agents (Claude Code, Cursor, Codex) run an attacker's …
Paysafe fake SDKs: 17 packages posing as legitimate payment SDKs exfiltrated developers' secrets, payment API keys and all
The supply-chain security firm Socket detected 17 malicious packages (13 on npm, 4 on PyPI) that pose as SDKs for the payment services Paysa…
Aptos: a Move VM type confusion could let one on-chain resource be treated as another (reproduced in a ~$3,000 test environment)
The blockchain security firm Hexens disclosed a critical vulnerability in Aptos's Move VM (the execution environment that processes every sm…
Gitea: a Docker default let anyone impersonate an admin with a single HTTP header (CVE-2026-20896)
The official Docker image of the self-hosted Git service Gitea shipped a vulnerability that let anyone impersonate an administrator with a s…
Amazon Q Developer: opening a repo auto-executed a bundled MCP config and exfiltrated AWS credentials (CVE-2026-12957)
Just by opening a malicious repository in Visual Studio Code and enabling the AI coding assistant Amazon Q Developer extension, a developer …
exploitarium: An Anonymous 'bikini' Publicly Dropped Many Zero-Day PoCs Found via AI-Automated Fuzzing, and Recipients Can't Verify the Provenance of the Disclosures
a Concrete Vulnpocalypse Example
Polymarket: Malicious JavaScript Injected via a Compromised Third-Party Vendor Tricked Users Into Approving Fraudulent Transactions
A user of the prediction-market platform Polymarket opened the legitimate site as usual, approved a transaction, and lost about $3 million w…
Kestra: Ending a Request Path With /configs Bypassed Authentication and Allowed Unauthenticated Code Execution as Root
On 2026-06-26, a vulnerability allowing unauthenticated arbitrary code execution as root (CVE-2026-53576, CVSS 10.0) was disclosed in Kestra…
SecondFi: Audited Signing Code Was Replaced by an Unaudited SDK, Letting Private Keys Be Reconstructed From Public Data on Every Signature
Users of the Cardano wallet SecondFi (formerly Yoroi, of the EMURGO lineage) lost about 16M ADA (about $2.4M) to consecutive drains on June …
AIR: A Fake Agent Skill Cleared Every Scanner and Reached ~26,000 Agents
the Blind Spot Was an External Link Mutable After the Scan
Photo ZIP: 'Authentication Laundering' Cleared SPF/DKIM/DMARC So a Fake 'via Calendly' Email Looked Legitimate
a Node.js Backdoor (TonRAT) at Hotel Front Desks
xz utils backdoor (CVE-2024-3094): a two-year impersonation of a "trusted developer" planted a backdoor in a code-signed official release
without a layer that independently verifies identity provenance, code signing only proves "this key was used" (Andres Freund / CISA)
Taiko Bridge: Forged Withdrawals Passed as Valid After a Prover Signing Key Leaked
a prover signing key leaked to a public repo, splitting a proof's formal validity from independent verification of prover identity (BlockSec / Blockaid)
Common Crawl: about 12,000 live credentials embedded in a public corpus used to train LLMs
training-data provenance not verified before ingestion (Truffle Security)
Hugging Face LeRobot: a robotics framework executed untrusted data received over an unauthenticated channel
deserializing (pickle) unverified data leads straight to code execution (CVE-2026-25874)
ShadowMQ: one unsafe pattern (unauthenticated ZMQ + pickle) copied across AI inference frameworks
the same flaw spread at ecosystem scale through reuse (Oligo Security)
TrapDoor Plants Hidden Directives in AI Assistant Instruction Files Across npm, PyPI, and Crates.io
TrapDoor, disclosed by Socket, is a credential-stealing campaign whose distinctive technique plants invisible directives via zero-width Unic…
Semantic Kernel: Prompt Injection Turned Into Host-Level Remote Code Execution
the functions and parameters an agent can call are not authorized or verified before execution (CVE-2026-25592 / CVE-2026-26030)
IronWorm
When Stolen Credentials Become Publishing Authority (npm Self-Propagating Implant)
Stripe's Trusted API Infrastructure Repurposed to Deliver Card-Skimming Code and Store Stolen Data
Allowlists Trust the Domain's Identity, Not the Provenance of What It Carries
MCP Design: Config-to-Command Execution and Supply-Chain-Scale RCE
Not a single-language implementation bug but inherent in the reference SDK design across supported languages
The npm Dependency-Confusion Recon Campaign
33 Packages Impersonating Internal Scopes Exploit the Build Environment's Provenance Assumptions
Claude Code Source-Leak Lures
Weaponizing Trust Signals and GitHub Releases as a Provenance-Spoofed Delivery Channel
The GitHub Internal Repository Breach
A Poisoned VS Code Extension, Live for 18 Minutes, Exploited the Developer Trust Surface
The TanStack npm Compromise
Malicious Packages Signed Under a Legitimate OIDC Trusted Publisher, Where a Valid Provenance Signature Did Not Mean a Trustworthy Artifact
Megalodon GitHub Supply Chain
CI/CD Credential-Theft Campaign That Poisoned 5,561 Repositories in 6 Hours