I hope there is no foul play.
Snyk security researcher deploys malicious NPM packages targeting cursor.com
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#134They also mark projects as "abandoned" if they move to any other forge that isn't github. And they stay abandoned even if new releases appear on npm/pypi :D
Their competence isn't as big as their fame, in my opinion.
Also one of their sales people insulted me over email, because apparently not being interested in buying their product means you're an incompetent developer who can only write software filled with vulnerabilities.
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#135Also interestingly the Snyk cofounder has started a competitor to cursor https://www.tessl.io/ https://techcrunch.com/2024/11/14/tessl-raises-125m-at-at-50... I hope there is no foul play.
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#136Earlier quoted context omitted.
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It’s a low effort flex. As in: you’re unimportant, this is unimportant, and I’m very busy, so I can’t or won’t bother to capitalize. Which is ironic because it’s more effort to not capitalize.
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#137I need to get serious about doing all development inside a virtual machine. One project per VM. There are just too many insidious ways in which I can ignorantly slip up such that I compromise my security. My only solace is that I am a nobody without secrets or a fortune to steal. IDEs, plugins, development utilities, language libraries, OS packages, etc. So much code that I take on blind faith.
Why would you do anything but work related activities on a work machine. If you really want trust for software. Don’t use a computer.
Also, many people here work on multiple projects for different customers. Having a security breach for one affecting the other is not something you'd be happy with.
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#138snyk is the same company that instead of rotating oublic keys just… changes them without notice. https://github.com/snyk/cli/pull/5649 They also mark projects as "abandoned" if they move to any other forge that isn't github. And they stay abandoned even if new releases appear on npm/pypi :D Their competence isn't as big as their fame, in my opinion. Also one of their sales people insulted me over email, because appar…
Re: Snyk security researcher deploys malicious NPM packages targeting cursor.com
#139I need to get serious about doing all development inside a virtual machine. One project per VM. There are just too many insidious ways in which I can ignorantly slip up such that I compromise my security. My only solace is that I am a nobody without secrets or a fortune to steal. IDEs, plugins, development utilities, language libraries, OS packages, etc. So much code that I take on blind faith.
For work use I use a work machine and if it gets compromised it's not really my own problem.
Re: Snyk security researcher deploys malicious NPM packages targeting cursor.com
#140snyk is the same company that instead of rotating oublic keys just… changes them without notice. https://github.com/snyk/cli/pull/5649 They also mark projects as "abandoned" if they move to any other forge that isn't github. And they stay abandoned even if new releases appear on npm/pypi :D Their competence isn't as big as their fame, in my opinion. Also one of their sales people insulted me over email, because appar…
Well theres a sign of a good team.. /s
That's actually an interesting take, I haven't heard too much about them except that they do have an ego.