Say Yes To MCP, Safely A Guide For Governing AI Coding Agents With Evo ADS
2026-11-09T20:51:55Z•1c4c4820c90208b62785cc0620c7fa6f876e03093482cc5780952f50bad90172
CVE-2026-109618CVE-2026-109619CVE-2026-115560AI coding agentsAI pentestingAI securityMCP governancePHPagentic AIapplication securitybroken access controlcontinuous offensive securitydependency vulnerabilitiesnpm malwareremote code executionsecrets managementsoftware supply chainunauthenticated RCEvulnerability remediation
What happened
Snyk’s October–November 2026 blog feed covers security for AI coding agents and agentic applications, MCP governance, continuous offensive security, AI-assisted remediation, model and dependency risk, and software supply-chain threats. Notable vulnerability reporting includes two critical unauthenticated PHP remote-code-execution flaws (CVE-2026-109618 and CVE-2026-109619), an update referencing CVE-2026-115560, and the keyv npm compromise involving install-time malware. The feed emphasizes urgent patching, inventory, runtime governance, independent validation, and continuous testing.
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