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highbug_reportVulnerabilityAI coding agents execute malicious Git config commands outside sandbox
Seven command-line AI coding agents: goose (fixed in 1.44.0), Codex CLI/Desktop (fixed in 0.131.0 / 26.519.x), Claude Code (partially fixed in 2.1.196, second path unpatched in 2.1.252+), Hermes Agent 0.18.2–0.21.0 (unpatched), Qwen Code 0.19.6–0.22.…
highbug_reportVulnerabilityChainDrop npm worm infects 400+ packages, steals secrets via blockchain C2
Over 400 npm packages including widely used packages like keyv and cacheable-request. Affects developer workstations, CI/CD pipelines (especially GitHub Actions), cloud environments, and downstream software users.
highperson_alertThreat ActorGitHub Actions Abused to Scan and Exploit cPanel/WHM Servers
The threat actor behind this campaign remains unattributed. The operation demonstrates sophisticated understanding of GitHub Actions infrastructure and supply chain attack vectors.
highperson_alertThreat ActorFakeGit Campaign Distributes Malware via 7,600 Malicious GitHub Repos
FakeGit is a threat actor conducting a large-scale supply chain attack campaign targeting the software development community. The actor's motivation centers on mass malware distribution through the compromise of developer trust in the GitHub platform…
highperson_alertThreat ActorFakeGit Campaign Distributes SmartLoader via 7,600+ Malicious GitHub Repos
FakeGit is a campaign (not a named threat actor group) targeting software developers through a large-scale supply chain attack leveraging GitHub's trusted platform.
highbug_reportVulnerabilityGitHub commit verification flaw allows signature reuse on rewritten commits
GitHub's commit verification system for GPG/SSH-signed commits. All repositories using signed commits with GitHub's "Verified" badge are potentially affected. The flaw is in GitHub's verification logic, not Git itself.
highbug_reportVulnerabilityGitHub Agentic Workflows leak private repo data via public issues
GitHub Agentic Workflows with cross-repository read access. Organizations using GitHub agents that can access both public and private repositories are vulnerable. No CVE assigned yet.
highbug_reportVulnerabilityFake GitHub PoC repos deliver ChocoPoC trojan to security researchers
Vulnerability researchers and security professionals using GitHub to access proof-of-concept exploit code. The ChocoPoC malware targets Windows systems, stealing credentials, browser data, and files while establishing remote shell access.
highbug_reportVulnerabilityMiasma malware compromises npm packages LeoPlatform and RStreams
npm packages LeoPlatform and RStreams compromised by Miasma malware family. Attack extends to GitHub Actions workflows and Go ecosystem. Organizations using these packages or dependent projects are affected.
highbug_reportVulnerabilityGitHub blocks pwn request attacks in actions/checkout starting June 2026
GitHub Actions workflows using actions/checkout with pull_request_target trigger. Organizations using GitHub Actions for CI/CD pipelines are affected. The security update applies to all repositories using the actions/checkout action after June 18, 20…
highbug_reportVulnerabilitynpm v12 disables install scripts by default to block supply chain attacks
npm version 12 and later. All Node.js projects using npm for package management. Breaking change affects packages that legitimately rely on install/postinstall lifecycle hooks.
highbug_reportVulnerabilityPrompt injection in Claude Code GitHub Action exposes workflow secrets
Anthropic's Claude Code GitHub Action (prior to mitigation). Affects GitHub workflows using the action with access to repository secrets. Vulnerability exploitable when action processes untrusted input from pull requests or external sources.
criticalperson_alertThreat ActorCISA Contractor Leaks AWS GovCloud Keys on Public GitHub Repository
The threat actor is an insider—a contractor working for the U.S. Cybersecurity and Infrastructure Security Agency (CISA). The individual intentionally published sensitive AWS GovCloud credentials and agency secrets to a public GitHub repository.