Posted by _chall 1 day ago
It doesn't appear that the Claude Code harness itself was compromised, was it? or Cursor if you use Anthropic models via Cursor's API itself?
Lately I've been using a script that mounts my current working directory in a container and I put all my build tools in a Dockerfile. I also map the harness config (~/.config/opencode or whatever) to a named volume to minimize the chance a harness could grab other things off my host. I can't use it if I ask the LLMs for docker work since they need the docker socket and then all bets are off (it could just mount your root volume somewhere). I sure I could use a full QEMU VM or some other type of isolation for such devops tasks, but I haven't really looked into it yet. Guess I should.
You could also look into user gVisor runtime for extra security.
If not, then I think you're right about full VM.
I've been eyeing Gondolin for a while for that, but haven't yet tried it.
https://doublepulsar.com/anthropic-hacked-to-deliver-remote-...
So Cursor is running its own extension repository? Or is this the official VS Code repository and the incident report just happens to focus on Cursor for some reason?
2. If the Cursor Marketplace version was released from an "official Anthropic" account, whose to say OpenVSX and/or VSCode versions are not compromised?
The affected versions have been pulled down, so no one really knows. The way I see it, only Cursor has admitted to have been compromised.