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Nobody injected any malicious code into the repository. This is a website being hacked. As you certainly know, after reading TFA.
by integralid 1y ago
Nobody injected any malicious code into the repository. This is a website being hacked. As you certainly know, after reading TFA.
- zarzavat 1y agoNobody has yet identified any malicious code in the repository. How do you prove that the person hacking the website is not an associate of (or the same as) the person running the website? If this were proprietary software then the software would be expected to die. Since this is open source, there is the option for the original project to die and for a fork to rise form the ashes.
- esseph 1y agoI've been using Open Source since before the term was coined, and no, that's not my expectation at all.
- AAAAaccountAAAA 1y agoHas a single website security incident ever brought an end to any software project, proprietary or otherwise?