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Commands for all of this (curl + jq, no product needed): lockhound.app/guides/priorit…
We automate it across GitHub repos at lockhound.app. Try a lockfile at lockhound.app/check.
Not sure what your vibe-coded app actually installed?
Paste your package-lock.json, pnpm-lock.yaml or composer.lock at lockhound.app/check.
No sign-up, nothing stored. You get what to fix first, not a wall of 87 warnings.
Top 2 dependency vulnerabilities to fix (Nov 3):
1. @sd-jwt/core (npm): high, fix 0.20.0
2. @bytebase/dbhub (npm): medium, fix 0.22.6
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Your AI agent installs packages you've never heard of.
Today every paid plan of Lockhound plugs into Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot and Codex, and checks each package for known vulnerabilities and malware before it's installed.
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PolinRider hasn't stopped spreading.
We investigated the malware campaign at Lockhound and found:
• 303 infected GitHub repos missing from public lists
• 101 still infected and active in October
• A newer variant that hides malicious changes inside existing commits
The scary part? Your Git history can look completely normal.
Full research + how to check your repos:
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Lockhound flags exploited and malicious packages in your composer.lock and package-lock.json, and blocks PRs that add them.
Try it on any public repo, no sign-up:
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New: paste any public GitHub repo and see which dependencies to fix first. Exploited, malicious, or just critical, ranked.
No sign-up, nothing to install, nothing stored but the report.
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No high-impact dependency advisories today (Nov 1).
lockhound.app/daily/2026-11-…
Your AI agent installs packages you've never heard of.
Lockhound now works with Claude Code, Cursor, Copilot, and Codex to check packages for known vulnerabilities and malware before they're installed.
Available on all paid plans.
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