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trustedsec.com · low

hate_crack maintainer's git hook mishap pushes private notes to public repo; project splits config and hardens its release process

TrustedSec's Justin Bollinger describes how a prek pre-push hook corrupted his git index on July 30. The resulting commit deleted 85,280 lines across about 165 files and staged gitignored, local-only paths (CLAUDE.md, .claude/, docs/plans/, docs/superpowers/). The commit reached the public trustedsec/hatecrack remote before it was force-p…

securityaffairs.com · low

Microsoft proposes treating AI agents as insider threats with Dynamic Permissions, Dynamic Agent Risk and Guardian Agents

Microsoft published a blog post arguing that organizations should treat AI agents as a present insider threat rather than a future risk. Agents with access to critical systems can fail, be manipulated or be compromised, and their behavior can drift mid-run through prompt injection in external documents or untrusted data. Microsoft's answe…

hacktron.ai · low

Hacktron announces SOC 2 Type 1 compliance, audited by Insight Assurance

Hacktron, a security software vendor, announced that it achieved SOC 2 Type 1 compliance against the Security trust services criteria. The audit was performed by Insight Assurance, with the Vanta platform supporting the compliance process. This is vendor business and compliance news and does not describe an incident, vulnerability or thre…

wiz.io · exploit público low

Wiz publishes ASPM guide on centralizing AppSec scanner findings, citing React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182) as a prioritization example

Wiz published the first part of a blog series on operationalizing Application Security Posture Management (ASPM) with Wiz Code. It argues that AI models that find vulnerabilities and generate exploits, combined with AI-accelerated development, break manual AppSec triage workflows. The article uses React2Shell (CVE-2025-55182), a critical …

aikido.dev · low

Aikido guide on supply chain defenses drawing on axios, tj-actions, CanisterWorm, GlassWorm and postmark-mcp compromises

Aikido Security published a best-practices guide for defending against software supply chain attacks. It cites Aikido Intel data: about 7.5 million package versions analyzed in Q2 2026, with 19,500 malicious packages confirmed. The guide uses recent incidents to show which controls would have worked: the axios compromise, tj-actions/chang…