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aikido.dev
Novel supplychain.local Go worm appears
On 23 September 2026, a threat actor published a novel supply chain worm to the following packages:
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netspi.com
What Cybersecurity Actually Looks Like in 2026
Discover 2026's top cybersecurity trends: AI, cloud, social engineering, and digital resilience. Stay ahead with a proactive security strategy.
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aikido.dev
Aikido and Deel: set up once, secure every hire
Deel's whole job is making it possible to hire flexibly: whether the people are remote, contractors, or spread across entities and countries you don't personally manage. That flexibility is exactly what makes security hard to keep consistent. Access often outlives the project it was granted for. A package, browser extension or AI skill gets installed on a whim. A new dependency reaches a repo before anyone's reviewed it.
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aikido.dev
Graphalgo campaign spreads to Terraform providers and Go Modules
Go malware has appeared in two Terraform providers and two Go modules — the first observed abuse of Terraform providers. The Graphalgo Go port hides a hash-gated trigger with blockchain and Slack C2.
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aikido.dev
Introducing Aikido Altar: the model that makes sovereign security intelligence possible
Altar is Aikido's open-weight security model, derived from GLM-5.3 via quantization and expert pruning (1.51 TB to 328 GB), running on-prem in Aikido Machine, including air-gapped networks.
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aikido.dev
Aikido achieves AWS Security Competency for Application Security
AWS granted Aikido the Security Competency for Application Security after technical and commercial validation. The platform unifies code, dependency, container, IaC and runtime security checks.