The accidental leak that criminals turned into a trap — within hours
A routine software release accidentally included a debug file that exposed the entire source code of Claude Code, the company's popular AI coding tool
Factual reporting on recent cybersecurity incidents. What happened, who was affected, what caused it, and what we can learn — in plain English.
A routine software release accidentally included a debug file that exposed the entire source code of Claude Code, the company's popular AI coding tool
The tool was litellm. The update was versions 1.82.7 and 1.82.8. And the damage was done before anyone knew it had started.
On the morning of 11 March 2026, staff at medical equipment manufacturer Stryker arrived at work to find a message on their screens. They were told not to turn on company devices and to disconnect from all networks immediately.
Category: Cyber News Tags: Data Breaches, Privacy, Human Error Reading time: 5 minutes Early on Thursday morning, customers of three major UK high street banks opened their mobile banking apps
In late February 2026, a developer working late into the night made a series of decisions that seemed reasonable in the moment — and ended with two and a half years