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Introducing Socket Scanning for OpenVSX Extensions

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Socket now scans OpenVSX extensions, giving teams early detection of risky behaviors, hidden capabilities, and supply chain threats in developer tools.

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BlogsWhy Vulnerability Scanning Isn't Enough To Protect Your AppSocket Blogs19 Chrome and Edge Extensions Deliver a Wallet Drainer and Credential-Stealing PayloadsSocket BlogsIntroducing "safe npm", a Socket npm WrapperSocket Blogs77 Firefox Extensions Linked to Crypto Wallet and Credential TheftSocket BlogsIntroducing Tier 1 Reachability: Precision CVE Triage for Enterprise TeamsSocket BlogsAWS Security Hub Adds Socket for Supply Chain SecuritySocket BlogsIntroducing Automated Database Credential Rotation for PostgreSQL and MySQL in Pulumi ESCPulumi BlogsIntroducing Automatic API Docs in Private RegistryPulumi BlogsIntroducing Pulumi ESC Support in Automation API and the Pulumi Service ProviderPulumi BlogsIntroducing Read-Only Mode for Pulumi NeoPulumi BlogsIntroducing pulumi do: Direct Resource Operations for Any CloudPulumi BlogsTrivy: The Universal Scanner to Secure Your Cloud MigrationAquasec BlogsIntroducing gigaGPT: GPT-3 sized models in 565 lines of code - CerebrasCerebras BlogsFebruary Extensions: Kubescape, Gefyra, and moreDocker BlogsDocker Hardened Images enhanced vulnerability scanning with Docker and Aikido | DockerDocker BlogsIntroducing Routing Filters: Enhance Your GDPR Compliance with EU-Only CDN RoutingBunny BlogsIntroducing the RequestCountryCode GeoIP header and improved traffic managerBunny BlogsIntroducing Stale Cache Delivery For More Efficient CDN CachingBunny BlogsIntroducing Bunny Storage Edge: SSD Storage for Next-Level SpeedBunny BlogsIntroducing Bunny Stream: A better way to deliver online videoBunny