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A free, powerful Burp Suite alternative called Yakit is making waves, offering pro-level features without the $500 price tag. But its steep learning curve and Chinese-first origin raise a critical question: should you actually switch?
For years, a single `npm install` could unleash supply chain attacks on your machine. NPM 12 is finally slamming that door shut by killing automatic script execution by default.
A developer hijacked Chipotle's customer service bot to create a free AI coding tool. Discover how 'ChipotlAI' exposed a massive flaw in corporate AI security.
NPM supply chain attacks are exploding, but a single setting can neutralize most of them. This 30-second fix delays new package installs, giving the community time to spot malware before it hits your machine.
Researchers have discovered your Wi-Fi router can identify you by the way you walk, with near-perfect accuracy. This unencrypted data leak turns every wireless network into a potential surveillance tool, and you don't even need a phone for it to work.
Supply chain attacks are hitting Node.js projects weekly, but you can harden your setup in minutes. These battle-tested strategies for npm, pnpm, and Bun will stop most attacks before they start.
Developer laptops are the new frontier for supply chain attacks, cluttered with risky packages and configs. Perplexity just open-sourced Bumblebee, a read-only scanner that finds these threats without triggering them.
A trader lost $400,000 in Bitcoin for 11 years after forgetting a password. In a last-ditch effort, he fed his old hard drive to Claude AI, which found the key.
A simple `npm install` triggered a sophisticated attack, siphoning cloud secrets from SAP developers in just two hours. This is the story of the 'Mini Shai-Hulud' hack and why your projects are at risk.
A new audit of 17,000 AI tools found hundreds are leaking API keys and passwords in plain sight. The culprit isn't a sophisticated hack, but a simple line of code you probably have in your own projects.
A critical vulnerability called React2Shell is making developers question React Server Components. Discover why your framework choice, like TanStack Start, could be the only thing protecting you.
Two new React vulnerabilities can crash your server or leak your code with a single, simple request. The fixes for last week's critical flaw won't protect you from this.
A critical CVSS 10.0 vulnerability in React Server Components allows attackers to execute any code on your server with one request. Here's how the exploit works and why you must patch your applications immediately.
