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> recent nodejs security issue. Uh-oh. I hadn't been aware of this. Do you have a link, please? (Quick google didn't help much.)
by bartread 8y ago
> recent nodejs security issue.
Uh-oh. I hadn't been aware of this. Do you have a link, please? (Quick google didn't help much.)
- BlahBoy3 8y agoIt's possible that they're referring to this crypto-currency backdoor that was slipped into the event-stream dependency? https://github.com/dominictarr/event-stream/issues/116 https://github.com/dominictarr/event-stream/issues/116 Edit: it attempts to steal crypto-currency; it doesn't mine it.
- bartread 8y agoThanks!
- bartread 8y agoAlso, er, bloody hell. These comments are completely out of hand. Examples: "You put at risk millions of people, and making something for free, but public, means you are responsible for the package." "There is a huge difference between not maintaining a repo/package, vs giving it away to a hacker (which actually takes more effort than doing nothing), then denying all responsibility to fix it when it affects millions of innocent people." Where do these people get off?