step-security · Crawled Jul 15, 2026
Introducing Device Policy: Enforce Approved VS Code Extensions Across Your Fleet
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The article discusses the introduction of Device Policy by StepSecurity to help security teams enforce approved VS Code extensions across developer fleets. It highlights recent threats involving malicious IDE extensions, such as the IoliteLabs campaign and compromised Nx Console extension, which have led to backdoors and API key theft. The solution enables allow-listing of extensions using native IDE policies enforced via MDM or a standalone agent, ensuring tamper-resistant governance without requiring a proprietary enforcement layer.
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