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AI Coding Agents Exposed to 'Agentjacking' Attacks

Beware of "agentjacking" attacks that exploit AI coding agents' implicit trust, allowing hackers to trick them into executing malicious code on developers' machines. This new class of attack starts with a simple exploit of publicly available credentials, putting even the most secure systems at risk.

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Cline Kanban Flaw Exposes AI Coding Agents to Website Hijacking

A critical vulnerability in Cline Kanban's WebSocket endpoints lets hackers hijack websites visited by developers, silently interacting with local AI agents - and it's a flaw that requires zero phishing, malware, or social engineering. This severe flaw, scoring 9.7 on the CVSS scale, puts AI coding agents at risk of website hijacking.

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