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Grok CLI unauthorized data uploads expose SSH keys and Git repositories. Researchers used an MITM proxy to catch xAI ...

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xAI open-sourced its Grok Build terminal coding agent on Wednesday under the Apache 2.0 license, releasing 844,530 lines of Rust to GitHub hours after the tool's covert full-repository upload behavior ...

Stolen and leaked credentials lead to Node.js packages from AsyncAPI and Jscrambler Code Integrity being poisoned with ...