StepSecurity Now Supports Dark Mode - StepSecurity
2026-01-22·via Step Security Blog
Dark mode is here
You can now use StepSecurity in dark mode for a more comfortable viewing experience, especially during long investigation sessions or late-night debugging. This has been one of the most requested features from our community and enterprise users, and we’re excited to finally ship it.
Reduced eye strain in low-light environments
Improved focus during extended security analysis
A cleaner, modern interface that adapts to how you work
How to Enable It
Dark mode follows your system preference automatically. If your OS or browser is set to dark mode, StepSecurity will match it.
You can also switch manually using the toggle beside your profile image
StepSecurity App in dark mode
StepSecurity App in light mode
We’d love your feedback as you try it out. If you notice anything that could be improved, let us know.
Secure pipelines, now easier on the eyes
400+ AUR Packages Hijacked: What the “Atomic Arch” Campaign Means for Supply-Chain Security
On June 11th 2026, security researchers and the Arch Linux community disclosed a large-scale supply-chain attack against the Arch User Repository (AUR). Attackers hijacked more than 400 community packages and turned them into a malware delivery network. While the immediate blast radius is limited to Arch Linux systems, the campaign is a textbook example of how modern attackers compromise developers and CI infrastructure by abusing trust in open-source ecosystems.
Miasma and Hades Are Spreading Now: Detect Them on Developer Machines with Suspicious Files
Miasma and Hades worms are spreading across npm and PyPI, running on import and project open. See how Dev Machine Guard's Suspicious Files detects them.
New in the Threat Center: Compromised Components, Now Available via API
StepSecurity's new Threat Center API returns the compromised packages for any supply chain incident, so you can automate response and confirm exposure fast.
.png)