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.
Philippe Caturegli, “chief hacking officer” at the security consultancy Seralys, was the first to publicize the leak of credentials for an x.ai application programming interface (API) exposed in the ...
A large-scale cybersecurity study has revealed a serious global web security issue involving exposed API credentials tied to major platforms, including Amazon Web Services, Stripe, and OpenAI. After ...