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louislang
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About louislang
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Comment #41342224
DARPA is doing something similar to this with their TRACTOR work. https://www.darpa.mil/program/translating-all-c-to-rust
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Comment #41182947
(Full disclosure: I'm one of the co-founders @ Phylum) We could do a full write-up on npm's quirks and how one could take advantage of them to hide intent. Consider the following f…
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Comment #39857753
this is still true of node/npm. It's also true of Cargo (Rust), Nuget (C#), and a handful of others. I'd say it's probably the _norm_ for most ecosystems to allow some form of pre/…
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Comment #39857633
I'm one of the co-founders @ Phylum. We've been tracking this campaign [1] (along with several other unrelated ones). The collective group of security researchers (Shoutout to http…
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Comment #39857074
Yeah, the broad campaign makes it extremely noticeable. There are active campaigns right now that don't take this approach. Singular packages with novel malicious payloads. > As a …
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Comment #39856865
No, this is not unique to Python or PyPI. I'm one of the co-founders @ Phylum. We've tracked campaigns across Crates.io, Nuget, npm, PyPi, etc. see: https://blog.phylum.io/tag/rese…
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Comment #38836670
Seems like gaming tax makes up for the loss of personal income tax.
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Comment #38646940
Yeah, 1.1.[5,6,7] were involved in the attack.
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Comment #38646863
Co-founder @ Phylum here ( https://phylum.io ). We've been actively scanning dependencies across most open source package registries (e.g., npm, PyPI, Crates.io, etc.) for a few ye…
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Comment #38284628
People approach things through a lens of familiarity. Programmers are likely relating it to their experience.
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Comment #37442638
One of the sources referenced in the paper is about the work the company I co-founded is doing ( https://phylum.io ). We've been working closely with PyPI to not only report issues…
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Comment #37411939
What makes you say that? There doesn't seem to be a ton of info on that page about _what_ it is. Certainly not enough to call it an after though.
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Comment #37387748
The fact that I'm in Houston and have grown accustomed to the threat of yearly hurricanes is personally alarming.
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Comment #37346286
Happy to see this on HN! I'm one of the co-founders @ Phylum. We actively monitor and report on malware and software supply chain attacks across multiple ecosystems. Most notably, …
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Comment #37346173
Sorry, I just saw this! We actively monitor each open source repository and as packages are published, we pull them down and analyze each line of code and any associated metadata. …
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Comment #37267258
It's some stupid blog setting. I just disabled it. Thanks for the heads up!
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Comment #37265897
Response time was one of the best we've experienced at Phylum. It's obvious you guys are putting in a ton of work over there. Please let me know if there's anything we can help out…
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Comment #37265882
Yes, we (Phylum) work closely with Github and reported this account to them.
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Comment #37264398
We're actively working on this with our sandbox ( https://github.com/phylum-dev/birdcage ). We've wrapped the likes of pip, yarn, and npm already and are making moves to similarly …