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Sandworm

Sandworm

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Oct 9, 2026

Steve PrenticeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:13
Tensor Lake SDK is a package that has around 12,000 downloads per week.
Steve PrenticeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:18
Analysis of the malicious release suggests, quote, "That it shares code and techniques with the Shaihulud variant dubbed Chain Drop," end quote, and is designed to steal credentials including crypto wallets, browser passwords, GitHub actions, secrets, cloud credentials, and to also self propagate.
Steve PrenticeSOUNDBITE_SPEAKER
37:37
Tensor Lake is a cloud-native platform for running isolated AI agents and untrusted AI-authored code.
Gerald AugerHOST
37:46
All right.
Gerald AugerHOST
37:46
Um, so again, the s- the stories today are ki- I mean, they're interesting, but they're not, like, groundbreaking or anything like that.
Gerald AugerHOST
37:52
Um, I feel like my run to the coffee was, like, more exciting than some of these stories.
Gerald AugerHOST
37:56
But all right, so Shaihulud was a hot mess express maybe, I don't know, three s- three to six months ago.
Gerald AugerHOST
38:01
It, it, it's back.
Shlomi Ben HaimGUEST
31:29
Nine a month.
Shlomi Ben HaimGUEST
31:31
NPM, MCP, Shai Hulud, Skills-
Mandeep SinghHOST
31:36
Yeah
Shlomi Ben HaimGUEST
31:36
...
Shlomi Ben HaimGUEST
33:57
... or a human developer.
Shlomi Ben HaimGUEST
33:59
What we saw with JFrog Curation from the beginning of this year is just amazing.
Shlomi Ben HaimGUEST
34:04
Every time that there was another Shai Hulud, every time that there was another change in policy, every time that people thought that scanning software supply chain is good enough and preventing is something that they don't need to think about, they were proved wrong.
Shlomi Ben HaimGUEST
34:20
And, you know, touch wood, 100% success with JFrog customers, uh, using JFrog Curation.
speaker_0HOST
1:36
Top story number three.
speaker_0HOST
1:38
Mandiant says an attacker hijacked an active AI coding assistant session at an unnamed software-as-a-service provider and used it to spread the Shai-Hulud worm across about 100 internal repositories.
speaker_0HOST
1:52
The campaign began after a poisoned software recommendation was accepted, then escalated through a malicious PyPI package, stolen GitHub OAuth tokens and an infected package in the company's own namespace, ultimately stealing source code and secrets.
speaker_0HOST
2:10
The case underscores how AI-assisted development can become an entry point for supply chain compromise, prompting calls for checksum verification, stricter secret handling, and controlled dependency routing.

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