AI code editors operate with full OS-level trust, turning your IDE into a social engineering rootkit. Learn how to audit plugin permissions, isolate credentials, and verify agentic outputs to prevent supply chain compromise.
CurXecute and MCPoison prove that AI editors execute arbitrary code before user approval. Learn how to mitigate these risks by treating AI agents as untrusted, implementing strict MCP controls, and auditing filesystem access to secure your pipeline.
AI coding assistants execute shell commands on your behalf, turning local development environments into supply-chain attack vectors. Learn how to sandbox agentic workflows and enforce zero-trust architecture without losing productivity.
AI agents are flooding open-source projects with plausible noise, collapsing the economic model of volunteer maintenance. Learn to audit contributor fluency and shift from open contribution to verified intent before maintainer burnout kills your project.