A severe vulnerability in the AI-powered development tool Cursor allows installed extensions to access locally stored API keys and session tokens without user action, according to LayerX researchers.

Cursor flaw lets extensions steal API keys and session tokens without user interaction, according to researchers at LayerX ...

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IDrive® e2, offering fast S3 compatible object storage, has added a new storage region in Tokyo, Japan, marking its first storage region in the country and providing customers in the region the ...

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Over the past year, incidents of API key theft caused by configuration leaks, supply chain pollution, and firmware reverse engineering have continued to occur. This has evolved from isolated cases in ...

Amazon S3 Files mounts any S3 bucket directly into an agent's local environment, giving AI agents native file system access to enterprise data without a separate storage layer. AWS says the ...

Storing OAuth tokens in the browser leaves SPAs vulnerable to theft via cross-site scripting (XSS), since tokens in Local Storage are accessible to any injected JavaScript. The Backends for Frontends ...