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Open Source Security

Seventeen Fake Payment SDKs, Six Minutes to Detection, and a Sandbox Check

On 7 July 2026, roughly 17 typosquatted payment-provider packages hit npm and PyPI — paysafe-checkout, paysafe-node, neteller and friends. They swept environment variables matching KEY, SECRET, TOKEN, PASS, AUTH and API, explicitly hunted AWS_SECRET_ACCESS_KEY, GITHUB_TOKEN and NPM_TOKEN, and exited quietly if they thought they were in a sandbox.

Jul 28, 20266 min read
Open Source Security

npm v12 Disabled Install Scripts. Attackers Adapted in Three Days.

On 8 July 2026 npm v12 shipped with install scripts off by default — closing what GitHub called the ecosystem's largest code-execution surface. By 11 July, the jscrambler payload was executing on import instead. A study in why one-vector mitigations buy days, not years.

Jul 28, 20266 min read
Vulnerability Analysis

Java deserialization gadget chains explained

Java deserialization gadget chains turn trusted classpath libraries into RCE. Learn how they work, key CVEs like CVE-2015-4852, and how to detect them.

Jul 28, 20266 min read
DevSecOps

The AsyncAPI Hijack: When Trusted Publishing Becomes the Attack Path

On 14 July 2026 attackers used 37 pull requests against a pull_request_target workflow to steal the asyncapi-bot token, then let npm's OIDC trusted publisher automatically ship the malicious release. Four packages, 2.25 million weekly downloads, four hours live — and no code review was bypassed, because none was required.

Jul 28, 20266 min read
Open Source Security

The Jscrambler npm Compromise Went After Your AI Coding Assistant's Credentials

On 11 July 2026, five versions of the jscrambler package plus its webpack, gulp, grunt and metro plugins shipped malicious native binaries. The payload targeted crypto wallets and the credential stores of Claude Desktop, Cursor and Windsurf — and later versions fired on import, not install, defeating --ignore-scripts.

Jul 28, 20266 min read
AI Security

The Hugging Face Breach: What Changes When an AI Agent Runs the Intrusion

On 16 July 2026 Hugging Face disclosed that a malicious dataset gave an attacker code execution inside its data-processing pipeline, escalating to node-level access and internal cluster credentials over a single weekend — driven by an autonomous agent framework executing thousands of actions. Here's the anatomy, and what it means for anyone who treats a model registry as a trusted input.

Jul 28, 20266 min read
Open Source Security

node-tar Windows-Specific Path Traversal Bypass (CVE-2021...

CVE-2021-37712 let malicious tar archives bypass node-tar's symlink protections on Windows via junctions, enabling path traversal during npm installs. Here's what to patch.

Jul 28, 20268 min read
Vulnerability Analysis

Regular expression injection explained

Regex injection lets attackers rewrite pattern logic or trigger ReDoS. See real CVEs, exploit examples, and how to detect and fix it in your code.

Jul 28, 20267 min read
Open Source Security

minimist Prototype Pollution and Its Ripple Effect Across...

CVE-2020-7598 is a prototype pollution bug in minimist that let attackers taint Object.prototype, rippling through thousands of npm dependents.

Jul 28, 20268 min read

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