A malicious npm package reached over 2 million weekly downloads by hiding its payload in a routine library function rather than an install script.

JS MAPI didn't want to lose the ability to fix code myself, even if I let AI write it.If I ask AI, it can write quite a lot ...

I am continuing my study of JavaScript.My goal is not to become an engineer.I want to be able to read the JavaScript and GAS ...

Exploiting Unauthenticated API Gateways in AWS September 21, 2026 sara.pearlman@guidepointsecurity.com BLOG  5 min. Over the past year, GuidePoint’s Threat and Attack Simulation (TAS) team has ...

Apparently, folding is only Apple's warm-up stretch. Yesterday, Apple secured US patent 12,730,478 B2 detailing a stretchable ...

Over the past year, the world’s attention has turned to economic chokepoints—with good reason. Iran has exercised its control over the Strait of Hormuz to gum up the global economy, and China has used ...

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If Democrats retake Congress, it will alter the trajectory of the final two years of Trump’s term, most likely leading to investigations and other oversight efforts ...

In early April, a convoy of 299 Iraqi fuel tankers crossed into Syria on its way to the Mediterranean port of Baniyas, one of the few remaining paths to international markets amid the closure of the ...

Malicious npm package indexed-btree impersonated sorted-btree, using nearly 2M weekly downloads to steal data and deliver payloads.

In 2026, you'll need a new playbook if you're outsourcing React development. The last 18 months have seen a greater change in ...

AI agents helped attackers launch a cloud credential theft campaign in under six hours, stealing thousands of third-party ...