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I had exactly the same security concern. It seems it would be quite easy to slip in an attack via brew. I had an experience years ago where I discovered the l
by FullyFunctional 8y ago
I had exactly the same security concern. It seems it would be quite easy to slip in an attack via brew.
I had an experience years ago where I discovered the lack of quality control: a typo (presumably) caused a package to regress back a couple of years. My issue used wording like "Are you serious?" which was taken as offensive and I was banned, unable to even apologize or defend myself from resulting attacks.
brew is convenient and I still use it, but I have a much higher degree of trust in packages shipping with OS distributions.
- mikemcquaid 8y ago> It seems it would be quite easy to slip in an attack via brew. You can put your money where your mouth is and consider submitting one to our HackerOne. Otherwise: perhaps it's not "quite easy" after all.