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This was, from the eyes of npm Inc. and everyone else a completely legitimate ownership transfer. There was a "human error" (Domenic trusting the wrong person)
by yuchi 8y ago
This was, from the eyes of npm Inc. and everyone else a completely legitimate ownership transfer.
There was a "human error" (Domenic trusting the wrong person) that was completely unpreventable by technological means.
There was no hijacking involved.
- stefan_ 8y agoThere is also never hijacking involved when the SSH key of my server changes, but that doesn't mean I trust SSH Inc. to verify that for me.
- yuchi 8y agoIn your metaphor this would be not one of your servers, but a customer’s one. Then the customer says: «oh yes, we changed the keys, it’s all ok».