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New Cursor IDE Bug Lets Hackers Run Code on Your Machine
A critical flaw in Cursor IDE lets attackers hijack AI agents with a poisoned prompt, rewriting configs to run commands silently — and it’s already rated 8.6 CVSS.
Source: Aim Security.
Read more: CyberSecBrief
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How To Build An App with AI (No Coding Experience Required)
In this video we explore how Lovable, Cursor, and Bolt are reshaping the future of development by turning simple ideas into real working applications in minutes.Lovable converts plain English prompts to full-stack applications including frontend backend database authentication and deployment. Cursor is an AI-native coding studio with intelligent agents that debug ,refactor and extend your ideas automatically. Bolt creates and deploys live applications straight from your browser with zero setup or dependencies.
Together, these builders of AI are creating the fastest idea-to-product pipeline ever witnessed. No boilerplate, no environment issues, no endless debugging-just pure creativity, instant execution, and rapid iteration. With Firebase powering secure authentication and real-time data, scaling becomes effortless.
Cursor IDE’s CurXecute Flaw Lets Hackers Run Code Remotely
A flaw in Cursor IDE lets attackers hijack AI agent commands via untrusted external inputs like Slack messages, triggering remote code execution on developers’ machines without warning.
Source: Aim Labs
Read more: CyberSecBrief
