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Koi Security found an npm MCP server impersonating Postmark that, from one version on, quietly blind-copied every email it sent to an attacker-controlled address.
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Koi Security found an npm MCP server impersonating Postmark that, from one version on, quietly blind-copied every email it sent to an attacker-controlled address.
Malicious versions of the Nx build tool were published to npm; the install script used locally installed AI coding CLIs to search the machine for secrets and wallets and uploaded them to GitHub.
Pillar Security showed invisible Unicode in AI rules files could quietly instruct Copilot and Cursor to insert malicious code.