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Postman Installed Itself in Your Coding Agent, and $3.2 Trillion Left the Balance Sheet

Wednesday's AI news is about consent. Postman installed plugins inside other companies' coding agents without asking, and Google made K-12 schools choose between Gemini and Google Search. Two developer platforms also lost credentials to automated attackers, while $3.2 trillion in AI obligations sat…

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  1. 2026-11-04 01:14 · DEV Community — AI
    Postman Installed Itself in Your Coding Agent, and $3.2 Trillion Left the Balance Sheet

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