Most organizations spend a lot of time looking for vulnerabilities in the software they build. But what about the malicious packages that enter before development even begins?
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The Orca Research Pod recently found that 51% of organizations have adopted AI to build software, yet 81% have critical vulnerabilities in AI packages (Hacker Valley News, 2026). In 2025, CVE-2025-48757 showed how a single missing database policy in AI-generated Supabase projects exposed data across more than 170 production apps. None of these apps went […]
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