Detecting Compromised AI Coding Agents with Jev and Gryph
I checked every action of my own Claude Code agent against a profile of how I work and a set of org policies, using Jev. It caught 14 of 14 attacks for $0.15 per 1,000 events.
Tag: claude-code
Threat Modeling the AI-Native SDLC: Supply Chain Security in the Age of Coding Agents
AI agents are rewriting the software development lifecycle. From vibe coding to autonomous CI/CD, every phase now involves an LLM making decisions about your code and dependencies. Here is a threat...
Why We Built a Hosted MCP Server to Stop Malicious Packages for AI Agents
Exposing an MCP server is trivial. Making it useful for AI agents is not. Here's what we learned dogfooding our own tool, and why we built a hosted MCP server backed by real-time open source threat...
Malicious npm Packages Backdoor Claude Code Sessions
Five typosquatting npm packages ship a hidden ELF binary that fires on install and re-runs via Claude Code's SessionStart hook on every developer session. C2 is 207.90.194.2:443.
Gryph: Audit Trail for AI Coding Agents
AI coding agents operate with broad access to your codebase, credentials, and shell. Gryph logs every action they take to a local SQLite database, making agent behavior visible, queryable, and...
