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Kanban server flaw exposed AI coding agents to data theft

A critical vulnerability in Cline's Kanban server, identified as Cross-Origin WebSocket Hijacking, has been patched. This flaw could have allowed malicious websites to steal data and inject commands into AI coding agents. The security researchers who discovered the issue have released a patch, now available in version 0.1.66, highlighting the growing importance of AI agent security. AI

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IMPACT Highlights the emerging security risks for AI agents and the need for robust defenses.

RANK_REASON Security vulnerability and patch for a specific software product.

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Kanban server flaw exposed AI coding agents to data theft

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    Critical flaw in Cline’s Kanban server exposed AI coding agents to Cross-Origin WebSocket Hijacking attacks. Researchers say malicious websites could steal work

    Critical flaw in Cline’s Kanban server exposed AI coding agents to Cross-Origin WebSocket Hijacking attacks. Researchers say malicious websites could steal workspace data and inject commands into agents silently. Patch released in v0.1.66. AI agent security is quickly becoming a …