Cursor's Security Incident, Explained: A Leaked Vendor Key, a Poisoned Extension, and 5,000 Users at Risk
On November 13, Cursor published the full investigation into a security incident it first disclosed on October 29: a malicious, unauthorized copy of Anthropic's Claude Code extension had appeared in the Cursor VS Code extension marketplace. The post is worth reading in full, because the attack chai…
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Cursor's Security Incident, Explained: A Leaked Vendor Key, a Poisoned Extension, and 5,000 Users at Risk
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