In an exciting twist that absolutely nobody asked for, it turns out there’s a hidden Easter egg in your favorite Integrated Development Environment (IDE). It’s like a treasure hunt, except the treasure is malicious code that will gleefully execute itself on your unsuspecting developer machine. Just think of it as a very determined digital prankster!

Who needs security verification? Apparently, not Visual Studio Code or any of its IDE friends. In the spirit of ultimate open collaboration, they’ve decided to democratize the experience by allowing anyone, including your friendly neighborhood cybercriminals, to contribute new ‘features.’ Visual Studio Code: where bugs are a feature, not a flaw.

And it gets better! As mainstream IDEs like IntelliJ IDEA and Cursor jump on the bandwagon, this is shaping up to be the greatest collaborative event between developers and hackers since the dawn of the internet. So grab your popcorn and watch as the lines between ‘verified’ and ‘villainous’ blur before your very eyes. Enjoy the show!