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    OpenCode Breach: Distillation Attack Hit Users With Linked AI Providers▼OpenCode Security Breach: Distillation Attack Hit Console Users With Linked AI Providers. How to Find OpenCode on Developer Machines and Respond✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity6 h ago

    OpenCode has disclosed a security breach in which a distillation attack affected Console users who had linked AI providers to their accounts. A security advisory is urging developers to check whether OpenCode is installed on their machines and follow response steps, amid concern over exposed API credentials and downstream misuse of connected AI services.

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    OpenCode security breach affects 1.4% of console users●OpenCode has a security breach last that impacted 1.4% of console usersYhnTechnologyCybersecurity5549 min ago

    OpenCode disclosed a security breach affecting 1.4% of its console users. The company shared the disclosure on social media, and the news is drawing attention on developer forums as users discuss the scope of the incident and what data may have been exposed. Further details about the breach's cause and the company's response remain limited.

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    OpenCode Flaw Lets Malicious MCP Servers Run Code at Sign-In▼OpenCode Flaw Lets Malicious MCP Servers Execute Code During Sign-In on Windows and WSL✉newsTechnologyCybersecurity2 h ago

    A security flaw in OpenCode allows malicious MCP (Model Context Protocol) servers to execute code on a user's machine during the sign-in process, affecting Windows and WSL environments. The issue, reported by The Hacker News, highlights growing risks around the MCP ecosystem as AI coding tools increasingly connect to external servers, where a compromised or malicious server could gain code execution before users take any deliberate action.

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    Pi-cowboy lets Codex, Claude Code and OpenCode work as subagents●Show HN: Pi-cowboy – use Codex, Claude Code, OpenCode as subagentsYhnEnvironmentClimate723 h ago

    A developer has released Pi-cowboy, an open-source tool that lets engineers run Codex, Claude Code and OpenCode as subagents under a single workflow. The project, published on GitHub and shared with Hacker News readers, aims to let different AI coding assistants be orchestrated together rather than used separately. Early reaction is limited but curious, with users interested in mixing models for coding tasks.

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