Nine Seconds, Zero Backups: What the PocketOS Wipe Demands From a PaaS That Doesn't Manage Your Database
A Cursor agent deleted PocketOS's production database and every backup in nine seconds. The real failures were architectural: co-located backups and an omnipotent API token. Here is the backup design that survives a rogue agent — and what a PaaS that doesn't manage your database still owes you.
Cursor and Windsurf Can Now Run Your Code in the Cloud. Neither One Can Ship It.
Cursor's Cloud Agents and Windsurf's Devin handoff both run your code in a sandboxed cloud VM and hand back a PR. Here's the documented, vendor-confirmed line where that stops and deploying starts — and what actually closes it.
GhostApproval: The AI Coding Agent Flaw That Turned 'Approve This Edit?' Into a Rubber Stamp
Wiz's GhostApproval disclosure shows six AI coding assistants following symlinks out of their sandboxes while their approval dialogs described a different file than the one being written. Three vendors patched it; two said a patch isn't possible.
9 Seconds to Delete Production: What 93% of AI Agent Incidents Teach About Deploy-From-Chat Guardrails
A 9-second database deletion, a 13-hour AWS outage, and a blown annual budget — five documented 2026 AI agent incidents, the common root cause behind all of them, and the specific guardrails that would have stopped each one.
Your Cursor Sandbox Was Never the Thing Protecting You: Inside DuneSlide's Zero-Click RCE
Two CVSS 9.8 bugs in Cursor let a zero-click prompt injection escape the sandbox and reach full code execution. The real lesson isn't the sandbox bug — it's that the agent held the developer's standing machine permissions the whole time.
Agent System Architectures of GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Windsurf
An in-depth analysis of the agent system architectures of GitHub Copilot, Cursor, and Windsurf, focusing on their design philosophies, task decomposition, model invocation strategies, and context management to understand their impact on AI-driven programming assistance.