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SOCRadar says every examined break-in used weak or stolen credentials, not a software vulnerability.
SOCRadar says every examined break-in used weak or stolen credentials, not a software vulnerability.
Malicious CLAUDE.md-style files shifted secure completions by -8 to +6 points, while disclosure behavior differed by agent.
The walkthrough uses OpenCode 1.19.4, blocks web tools, and cites published Qwen scores rather than measurements from the laptop.
Serving Kimi K2.6 on vLLM 0.28 matched the expected schema only 92% of the time, the authors report.
Harness swaps changed outcomes about as often as reruns, while system prompts made some tasks cost up to three times more.
Sessions keep running like tmux, token and file activity are visible, and corgi --skill can teach agents.
Exposed logs show 8,257 messages across 133 sessions and an estimated 62 targets, four of which appeared on leak sites.
Builds 1.0.137 through 1.18.32 are affected; Anomaly fixed it in 1.18.33 without a CVE or advisory.
Flattening harnesses accept forged approvals 87-100% of the time, while four role-typed harnesses reject the same attack.
SOCRadar found 46 INC encryptor builds, notes on 62 organizations, and more than $23,920 in recorded AI spend.
Pillar Security says a malicious MCP server can run code on Windows during OAuth, and scanners will not flag the flaw.
About 1.4% of Console users had stored API keys exposed; the open-source app itself was not affected.
Median review time fell from 4 minutes 9 seconds to 1 minute 32 seconds after the changes.
Wrong answers block the push; skips via sphinx yolo are logged, and answers are not sent to the coding agent.
OpenCode was hacked and user credentials were leaked, according to a Hacker News post.
SANS published two Python scripts that reconstruct OpenCode and Hermes AI agent activity for forensic review.
A 200-trace CyberGym study finds reasoning dominates token cost, and AVRI lowers it.
Together AI launched Together Link, a free CLI that routes coding agents to open models.
An essay argues every SaaS company will become a harness around a model and human reviewers.
OpenCode versions 1.14.30 through 1.18.21 let a malicious site run code on a developer's machine via the local upgrade API.
Timeline-Bench finds frontier coding agents finish only about 27 percent of 56 realistic video-editing tasks.
SpyCloud Labs details Remus, a Windows infostealer harvesting AI platform API tokens, passwords, 2FA artifacts, and crypto wallets.
MobileCybench uses 495 executable probes to score AI agents finding flaws in 13 Android apps.
A 2026 guide ranks 11 open-source agent harnesses, including OpenCode, Goose, Cline, and OpenHands, by local-LLM support, licensing, and safety controls.
ClashBench benchmark finds coding agents destructively terminate existing tasks to resolve resource conflicts in 44.5% of trajectories, often without disclosing it.
Quesma's $1,500 benchmark found RTK cuts reported token output but changes Claude Code and DeepSeek coding costs by only about 5% on Terminal-Bench 2.1.
Gen Digital found infostealers like Amatera and Remus stealing AI coding agent tokens, prompt histories, and MCP configs from infected Windows and macOS machines.
Gen Digital researchers report infostealer families Amatera, Remus and CallbackBeaver now harvest Claude, Cursor and Codex agent data, including tokens and MCP configs.
A SANS honeypot caught a real coding-agent session routed to a rogue "free" LLM endpoint, exposing a Windows user's transcript and tool outputs.
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