🛡️ AI Coding Agent Security

Coding Agent Defense

Detect, vet, and block malicious AI coding-assistant plugins and browser extensions — before they exfiltrate your developers' API keys. RuntimeAI goes beyond inventory: it scans plugin code for credential theft, blocks the exfil at egress, and contains it with kill-switch + tamper-proof audit.

VS Code · Cursor · JetBrains
Plugins Vetted
<100ms
Kill-Switch Containment
Detect · Vet · Block
Not Just Inventory
Fail-Closed
Enforced IDE Egress

Discover → Vet → Block → Contain → Prove

Most security teams have zero inventory of what AI plugins their developers installed. RuntimeAI sees them, scans them for malice, blocks the exfil, and contains it — end to end.

StageWhat most tools doWhat RuntimeAI does
DiscoverNothing — shadow AI is invisibleInventory every VS Code / Cursor / JetBrains plugin, MCP connection & AI browser extension
VetTrust the marketplace listingStatic + behavioral scan for credential exfil, hardcoded endpoints, obfuscation; IOC match (STIX/TAXII)
BlockObserve, alert laterEnforced IDE egress (fail-closed) blocks plaintext key exfil to non-allowlisted hosts
ContainManual incident responseAuto kill-switch the agent identity, revoke vaulted tokens, push MDM/EDR quarantine
ProveStitch logs after the factTamper-proof, PQ-signed Merkle audit of every verdict and action

What It Does

The capabilities that turn AI Discovery from "we see the plugin" into "we caught the malicious one and stopped it."

Malicious-code scanner
Static + behavioral analysis of plugin source — cleartext secret exfil, credential-read→outbound, hardcoded IPs, obfuscation. Host-agnostic: JS (VS Code/Cursor), JVM (JetBrains), Python agents.
IOC / threat-intel matching
Match plugin indicators against STIX/TAXII feeds + an offline bundle for air-gap — seeded with known campaign indicators.
Browser-extension monitoring
Flags extensions whose content scripts target AI chat domains (ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, Copilot) — the conversation-scraping shape.
Enforced IDE egress
Route developer AI traffic through the AI Firewall; cleartext credential exfil to non-allowlisted destinations is blocked, fail-closed. Ships monitor-only, then flip to enforce.
Auto-response & containment
On a confirmed-malicious verdict: kill-switch the agent identity, revoke its vaulted tokens, quarantine via MDM/EDR (Intune/Jamf/CrowdStrike), alert + SIEM export.
Make the prize worthless
With the Secure LLM Router + QuantumVault/PQ TokenVault, developers never hold raw provider keys — a stolen credential is short-lived, scoped, revocable, and audited.
Why this matters now. In June 2026, 15 malicious JetBrains Marketplace plugins impersonating DeepSeek and CodeGPT stole developers' OpenAI / DeepSeek API keys — exfiltrated in plaintext to an attacker server, then resold on the victims' bill. Parallel "PromptSnatcher" browser extensions with 100,000+ installs recorded ChatGPT and Claude conversations. The breach wasn't the plugin — it was the long-lived key sitting in an untrusted tool.

Honest Scope

We tell every customer exactly where the line is.

What we do
Detect the rogue plugin/extension, vet its code, block its exfil channel, neutralize the stolen credential, and contain + audit — across VS Code, Cursor, and JetBrains.
Where we integrate, not reinvent
We don't block the OS-level install — that's your MDM/EDR. We push the malicious verdict to Intune / Jamf / CrowdStrike to quarantine at the endpoint. We ingest standard threat feeds; we don't run a TI research shop.

Coverage & Compatibility

The hosts, channels, and tooling Coding Agent Defense works across.

VS Code Cursor JetBrains Chrome / Firefox extensions MCP servers STIX / TAXII feeds Intune Jamf CrowdStrike SIEM / SOAR Kubernetes Air-gap

See the malicious plugin before it sees your keys.

Detect, vet, block, and contain malicious AI coding plugins and extensions — across every IDE your developers use.