Lineaje published a research paper titled AI TAR VIDEO: An AI coding agent turned a routine repository read into a secret exfiltration pipeline — no jailbreak required, just the privilege it already had.
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AI TAR VIDEO: An AI coding agent turned a routine repository read into a secret exfiltration pipeline — no jailbreak required, just the privilege it already had. 1. The…
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Lineaje
Lineaje secures AI and software supply chains autonomously, continuously, and across the full lifecycle.
- Industry
- Computer and Network Security
- Location
- Saratoga, US
- Company size
- 11–50 employees
About Lineaje
Lineaje's full-lifecycle software supply chain security is designed to meet the specific compliance, governance and automation needs of companies that source, build, deploy, sell or buy critical software. Its technology allows organizations to autonomously and effectively source safe software, contextualize risks, auto-secure builds, and manage risk and compliance. Customers use Lineaje to know what is in their software, eliminate vulnerability exposure, deploy self-healing containers, auto-fix all vulnerabilities and comply with global regulations. The company is trusted by top technology, financial and public sector organizations that must secure and manage critical code, complex software supply chains and large software portfolios.
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Lineaje analyzed 5,505 malicious skill-category records across 75 unique malicious skill URLs to assess malicious AI skills.
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Lineaje published a Build Secure or Be Forever Insecure White Paper analyzing 5,505 malicious skill-category records across 75 unique malicious skill URLs.
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Lineaje analyzed 5,505 malicious skill-category records across 75 unique malicious skill URLs to determine the average malicious skill was associated with 9.44 distinct malicious categories.
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