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Updated following Vercel's April 20 disclosure confirming the initial access vector and publishing an OAuth IOC. Response actions now prioritized for both Vercel customers and Google Workspace administrators, with the Next.js/Turbopack supply chain scenario refuted by Vercel.
Read Full Briefing →Atlassian announced it will begin using customer data from Jira, Confluence, and JSM to improve its AI features, effective August 17, 2026. This reverses their previous public position, and Free/Standard plans are opted in by default.
Vercel has disclosed unauthorized access to internal systems, with threat actor ShinyHunters claiming possession of NPM and GitHub tokens for Vercel-maintained packages. This briefing covers response actions for Vercel customers and general npm-supply-chain hygiene relevant to any organization consuming npm packages, not just Vercel customers.
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