AI coding agents are increasingly capable of selecting dependencies, installing packages, and running code with limited human intervention. That convenience is changing the security profile of software development, as a new investigation from Bloom Security demonstrates: a weakness in package publishing can become more consequential when automated agents routinely pull software into development environments. Bloom’s […]
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