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Seems like an interesting evolution of supply-chain attacks, since this is a bit more indirect. At least when a common open-source library gets poisoned, the co
by volleygman180 2y ago
Seems like an interesting evolution of supply-chain attacks, since this is a bit more indirect. At least when a common open-source library gets poisoned, the code transparency makes it easier for someone to notice the issue and push put a patch.