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> on the other hand, the previous supply chain attack was found by automated tech. Are you sure about this? Would love to see which ones.
by kjok 1y ago
> on the other hand, the previous supply chain attack was found by automated tech.
Are you sure about this? Would love to see which ones.
- singulasar 1y agoThe chalk/debug one https://www.aikido.dev/blog/npm-debug-and-chalk-packages-compromised https://www.aikido.dev/blog/npm-debug-and-chalk-packages-com... I believe socket also found it this way just a bit later. The dev later said that Charlie notifying him probably shaved off some very important time for the remediation. So in this case 2 different companies found it using automated tech before anyone else
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- CharlieEriksen 1y agoHi, I'm Charlie from Aikido, as mentioned above. Yes, we detected it automatically, and I alerted Josh to the situation on BSky. There's no reason why Microsoft/npm can't do what we're doing, or any of the other handful to dozen companies that do similar things to us, to protect the supply chain.