Cursor key leak blamed on Fireworks; GLM agent sweep proposed to cut breach blast radius
AccBalanced · x · 2026-11-15
- Context: Cursor suffered a serious security incident exposing highly sensitive customer data. Cursor blamed inference provider Fireworks, which leaked a key during prior joint work; Cursor has since moved off Fireworks inference and published a detailed incident report.
- Practical tip: A proposed mitigation—run a GLM-based Claude Code/PI agent inside your own cloud with admin permissions and instruct it to sweep all data a fully-compromised hacker could access.
- Outcome: The agent proposes concrete fixes, e.g. removing secrets embedded in logs, shrinking the blast radius of any future breach.
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