Every CLI You Run Has Your SSH Keys, Your `.env`, and Your Cloud Tokens. Here's a 100-Line Fence Around That.
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In April 2026, a malicious version of the Bitwarden CLI was published to npm. It was live for about ninety minutes. In that window it read SSH keys, .env files, and AWS, Azure and GCP credentials off the machine of anyone who installed it. In October, the official OVHcloud CLI's repository was brie…
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Every CLI You Run Has Your SSH Keys, Your `.env`, and Your Cloud Tokens. Here's a 100-Line Fence Around That.
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