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Earliest post: 2024-12-10

Latest post: 2026-10-20

Secure coding insights, application security research, vulnerability analysis, and DevSecOps best practices from the Checkmarx Zero team — focused on reducing risk in modern software development.

01/01/2020
10/21/2026
Title Date Published ↓Threat ScoreAuthorVisible
PEP 829 Makes Python Startup Safer, But Risk Remains2026-10-1565Bruno DiasTrue
MALFEX npm Malware Campaign: Three Payloads And An Adversary That Signs Their Work2026-10-0578Anurag ChevendraTrue
CVE-2026-94545 – ⁠From JSX to SVG Injection  2026-09-2375João OliveiraTrue
npm ‘btree’ Malware Campaign Affects Millions of Downloads, No Need for Install Script2026-09-1778Bruno DiasTrue
React2Shell2? – CVE-2026-75604 – Next.JS Pre-Auth RCE on Windows Servers2026-08-2678Dor TumarkinTrue
npm v12 Lifecycle Script Limits: A Real Malicious Package Risk Reduction, or Just Moving Risk Around?2026-08-1865Bruno DiasTrue
“Old Father Eternity”: Shai-Hulud Worm Strikes a 6th Time – keyv/cacheable npm Supply Chain Attack2026-08-0590Bruno DiasTrue
MCP Configuration Poisoning: Owning Your Machine With Just A Text File2026-07-2370Bruno DiasTrue
Sequel to ChainVeil npm Malware Targets Vite Ecosystem2026-07-1475Pavan GudimallaTrue
Operation Navy Ghost: How Attackers Planted a Telegram-Powered Backdoor Across Fake pyrogram Packages on PyPI2026-06-2590Pavan GudimallaTrue
ChainVeil: A Malicious npm Supply Chain Attack by SuccessKey2026-06-1588Checkmarx TeamTrue
OverDoS: Taking Down Over 70,000 n8n Instances2026-05-1275Ori RonTrue
Same Origin, Same Tricks: Bypassing n8n’s CSP Sandbox (CVE-2026-27578)2026-04-0675Ori RonTrue
Rapid Exploitation and Clever Malware in the Supply Chain, Last Week In AppSec (2026-04-02)2026-04-0280Darren MeyerTrue
GlassWorm Targets Developer IDEs Again, Hiding Staged Malware Behind Runtime-Rebuilt Loaders2026-03-2380Daniel MirandaTrue
Unearned Confidence: AI Security Reviewers Don’t Really Get It2026-03-0530Alon LernerTrue
AI fights and more attacks on dev infrastructure: Last Week in AppSec for 4. March 20262026-03-0580Darren MeyerTrue
Last Week in AppSec for 26. February 20262026-02-2675Darren MeyerTrue
Learning About LLM-Based Zero-Day Hunting with Claude Code’s Opus 4.62026-02-2515Ori RonTrue
Protecting yourself against malicious open-source packages2026-02-1975Darren MeyerTrue
Last Week in AppSec for 12. Feb 20262026-02-1278Darren MeyerTrue
Last Week in AppSec for 12. Feb 20262026-02-1278Darren MeyerTrue
Solidity devs targeted again: Malicious VS Code extension drops ScreenConnect-based remote access trojan (RAT)2026-01-2975Daniel MirandaTrue
Last Week in AppSec for 29. January 20262026-01-2968Darren MeyerTrue
Last Week in AppSec for 15. January 20262026-01-1568Darren MeyerTrue
Last Week in AppSec for 08. January 20262026-01-0770Darren MeyerTrue
AI Model Confusion: An LLM/AI Model Supply Chain Attack2026-01-0675Ori RonTrue
Turning AI Safeguards Into Weapons with HITL Dialog Forging2025-12-1655Ori RonTrue
Cybersecurity AI agent is Vulnerable to Command Injection (CVE-2025-67511)2025-12-1190Darren MeyerTrue
Inside Shai-Hulud’s Maw: How The NPM Worm Exploits And Propagates2025-12-0990Bruno DiasTrue
Taking Down More Malicious VSCode Extensions in the ‘Prettier’ Campaign2025-12-0550Darren MeyerTrue
React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182) Deserialization to Remote Code Execution in React and Next.js2025-12-0495Alex ShleymovichTrue
Exploiting Markdown Injection in AI agents: Microsoft Copilot Chat and Google Gemini2025-12-0470Ori RonTrue
Last Week in AppSec for 02. December 20252025-12-0175Darren MeyerTrue
11 Emerging AI Security Risks with MCP (Model Context Protocol)2025-11-2555Tal FolkmanTrue
How we take down malicious Visual Studio Code extensions2025-11-1360Daniel MirandaTrue
Last Week in AppSec for 11. November 20252025-11-1145Darren MeyerTrue
Last Week in AppSec for 04. November 20252025-11-0465Darren MeyerTrue
Last Week in AppSec for 28. October 20252025-10-2870Darren MeyerTrue
Last Week in AppSec for 21. October 20252025-10-2160Darren MeyerTrue
Last Week In AppSec for 14. October 20252025-10-1470Darren MeyerTrue
Last Week in AppSec for 07. October 20252025-10-0770Darren MeyerTrue
NPM Malware Alert: `@lanyer640/mcp-runcommand-server` with Reverse Shell2025-10-0280Darren MeyerTrue
Last Week in AppSec for 30. September 20252025-09-3065Darren MeyerTrue
When Vigilance Causes an Outage: The NPM Stylus Package Outage2025-07-2910Rom GotshalTrue
Last Week in AppSec for 29. July 20252025-07-2960Darren MeyerTrue
Last Week in AppSec for 22. July 20252025-07-2278Darren MeyerTrue
Supply Chain Phishing Campaign Drops More Malware Into NPM: got-fetch 5.12025-07-2175Tal FolkmanTrue
Last Week in AppSec for 15. July 20252025-07-1560Darren MeyerTrue
Last Week In AppSec for 08. July 20252025-07-0855Darren MeyerTrue

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