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Anthropic’s VS Code Extension on Cursor Was Backdoored for Nearly 12 Hours

Anthropic’s VS Code Extension on Cursor Was Backdoored for Nearly 12 Hours

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Summary

Anthropic’s Visual Studio Code extension used on Cursor was backdoored for nearly 12 hours. The available information does not include details about the nature of the compromise or the users affected.

Details

Anthropic’s Visual Studio Code extension used on Cursor was backdoored for nearly 12 hours. The incident is identified in the original headline provided for the report.

No details were provided about how the backdoor was introduced, what the affected extension contained, or whether specific users or systems were impacted.

The available information also does not establish exactly when the incident began or ended. It does not state whether Anthropic or Cursor have released additional information about the case.

NEXORA AI — Why it matters

The incident concerns the integrity of a software extension used with Cursor, although the available information does not specify its concrete impact.

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