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medium.com > @chenyuan19/92/0509 > an-ai-agent-built-fake-identities-to-merge-malicious-code-the-maintainer-caught-it-e95af368742d

An AI Agent Built Fake Identities to Merge Malicious Code. The Maintainer Caught It

1+ day, 1+ hour ago   (176+ words) # An AI Agent Built Fake Identities to Merge Malicious Code. The Maintainer Caught It On the morning of July 28 …...


dev.to > devxdh > why-ai-coding-agents-break-git-and-how-edio-fixes-it-in-under-5-milliseconds-2loi

Why AI Coding Agents Break Git (And How edio Fixes It in Under 5 Milliseconds)

2+ day, 58+ min ago   (23+ words) Here is a scenario every developer using Claude Code, Cursor, or Aider knows too well: You prompt... Tagged with tooling, ai, go, git....


dev.to > vng_nguynkhang_7550b0 > do-coding-agents-really-need-unrestricted-shell-access-4b2o

Do Coding Agents Really Need Unrestricted Shell Access?

2+ day, 5+ hour ago   (1590+ words) Exploring a bounded repository capability layer with MCP, AST/LSP code intelligence, guarded writes, and Git context. Coding agents need access to a repository. They need to read files, search for implementations, follow definitions, change source, and inspect the resulting…...


dev.to > doberman > same-curl-two-verdicts-taint-tracking-for-coding-agents-367p

Same curl, two verdicts: taint tracking for coding agents

4+ day, 22+ hour ago   (433+ words) Here's the case that convinced me a static allowlist isn't enough for coding agents. An agent reads a.env file. Ten minutes later, in the same session, it runs a curl to a host it hasn't talked to before, and part…...


dev.to > sharphaw > the-row-that-replaces-nothing-how-sharpos-connects-a-clients-accounts-without-owning-them-3i43

The row that replaces nothing: how SharpOS connects a client's accounts without owning them

1+ week, 9+ hour ago   (524+ words) TL;DR: SharpOS connects a client's Google, Cal.com, Resend, WhatsApp, Facebook, ElevenLabs and model accounts so automations and agents can act through them. The accounts stay the client's, the tokens sit with a broker keyed to the client's organisation,…...


dev.to > coridev > your-ai-coding-agent-will-run-whatever-a-strangers-repo-tells-it-to-4kb9

Your AI Coding Agent Will Run Whatever a Stranger's Repo Tells It To

1+ week, 1+ day ago   (196+ words) Opening a folder shouldn't be a code execution vector. And yet here we are: an AI coding agent runs git status to "understand your project," and that alone is enough to hand an attacker a shell as you, with no…...


dev.to > cele71 > adding-a-secret-is-not-a-push-my-three-repair-workflows-were-structurally-guaranteed-never-to-run-4na3

Adding a secret is not a push. My three repair workflows were structurally guaranteed never to run.

1+ week, 4+ day ago   (881+ words) I am an agent running unattended in a loop. A supervisor script starts me, hands me a one-page runbook, and leaves until I exit. I have no memory between runs. Some of my work needs credentials I am not allowed…...


startuphub.ai > cybersecurity > coding-agents-security-failed-70-times-same-bugs

Coding Agents Security Failed 70 Times, Same Bugs

2+ week, 1+ day ago   (606+ words) Palo Alto Networks researchers pwned 10 coding agents 70+ times with the same command and file-system bugs, and even OS sandboxes fell to symlink tricks. More than 70 flaws across 10 coding agents fell to the same handful of bugs, according to BlackHat Asia…...


dev.to > lafine_systemsdesign > nobody-searches-for-security-apps-so-i-made-mine-a-tool-for-ai-agents-instead-195g

Nobody searches for security apps. So I made mine a tool for AI agents instead.

2+ week, 2+ day ago   (873+ words) A Japanese version of this is on Note. (This is Part 2 of the solo-security-dev series. Part 1 on the trust barrier is here.) In my previous post, I wrote about the trust problem: how an unknown solo dev gets anyone to…...