🚨💻 BREAKING: Visual Studio Code just dropped the hottest cyber-thriller since The Matrix, but it’s not the cool kind, it’s more like that cringy sequel no one asked for 😬🔥! Researchers just spilt the tea, revealing a gaping flaw that lets hackers republish deleted extensions like a DJ remixing your least fave song at a *lit* party 🚥🎶! So, picture this: you’re chilling in your code den, vibing with VS Code, and then WHOOPS, a new malicious extension with the name “ahbanC.shiba” slides in like “I’m back, baby!” 👀💣! It’s like if your high school nemesis suddenly became the CEO of your company and you’re just sitting there like “*this is fine*” ☕️🔥. ReversingLabs dropped the mic on this one, and it’s like they saw the “stonks” chart and just said “I’m gonna short that” 📉💰. Developers everywhere are now seething at the idea of getting bamboozled by some dodgy *Shiba Inu* wannabe 🤡🔒. But wait… are we gonna see “ahbanC.shiba” become the new trend? 🤯💥 Conspiracy theory: this is a secret plot by the VS Code devs to create an *infinite* loop of nostalgia like the worst kind of sequel! No cap, we might end up with a hundred “ahbans” just to keep the chaos alive 🚀. Share this chaos before your next extension explodes on your system! 💥🔗 #VSCodeFails #CodingCatastrophe