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AI SECURITY PULSE

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Welcome to issue #18 of Secure Prompt's Threat Wire, covering October 12 to 18.

This week the weak point was often the fix. Xoscar shipped a patch for an unauthenticated pickle RCE that is off until every node shares a key. The MCP TypeScript SDK fixed a cross-client leak in a release with no security note, and the advisory reached neither GitHub's global database nor OSV. A stale-PR bot closed SGLang's only fix for a flaw from TW016. Meanwhile a fake accelerator's coding agent stayed on npm, and three US agencies published guidance that treats an agent's significant uninstructed actions against operator controls as incidents.

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