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Malicious Servers Exploit AI Coding Agents via MCP

Malicious servers are cleverly exploiting AI coding agents using a sneaky technique called GhostSplice, which breaks down secret-stealing instructions into harmless-sounding messages that the agents unwittingly combine. This allows hackers to leak sensitive information, like secret keys and proprietary data, in a way that's hard to detect.

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NGINX Rift Attackers Exploit Exposed Servers Within Days of Disclosure

Malicious actors are already probing and exploiting a long-standing vulnerability in NGINX web server software, just days after its disclosure - highlighting the urgent need for organizations to update their systems and safeguard against cyber threats. This 18-year-old flaw has quickly become a prime target for attackers seeking unauthorized access to exposed servers.

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