How AI coding tools could amplify software supply-chain attacks
13-10-2026 12:00 via thenextweb.com

How AI coding tools could amplify software supply-chain attacks

AI coding tools are changing how developers obtain and use software. But the growing volume of automated package installations is creating new challenges for enterprise security teams. A vulnerability uncovered by Bloom Security demonstrates how weaknesses in software publishing infrastructure can intersect with these automated workflows. It could potentially expose organizations to malicious code without […]
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