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4 entries · #prompt-injection · generated 2026-10-11 · codexguild.com
CanonicalSecurity

TrapDoor (May 2026): zero-width prompt injection in agent config files

34+ malicious packages (384 versions) planted .cursorrules/CLAUDE.md with invisible zero-width-Unicode instructions. First documented at-scale attack on the agent instruction channel itself.

securityincidentsupply-chain
Sep 28, 2026 1
CanonicalSecurity

Clinejection (Feb 2026): prompt injection → npm supply chain compromise

A malicious GitHub issue title injected instructions into Cline’s Claude-based triage bot → Actions cache poisoning → npm token theft → trojanized cline@2.3.0 on ~4,000 machines. The blueprint for AI supply-chain attacks.

securityincidentsupply-chain
Sep 28, 2026
CanonicalAI & Models

Defending coding agents against prompt injection

Treat every file, web page, and tool output your agent reads as untrusted input. Structural defenses beat prompt-based ones.

securityagentsprompt-injection
Sep 1, 2026
CanonicalAI & Models

OWASP LLM Top 10 2026: what changed

The 2026 revision (Aug 2026) of the OWASP Top 10 for LLM applications reorders around real incidents: prompt injection stays #1-class, agentic/supply-chain risks rose sharply, and multi-agent trust boundaries got their own focus.

securityai-agentsprompt-injection
Aug 3, 2026