CVE-2024-YIKES: A Supply Chain Attack Exposed and How to Prevent It
Learn about the CVE-2024-YIKES supply chain attack, its analysis, root causes, and strategies to prevent similar cybersecurity incidents in software ecosystems.
@petko no prob 😊 The whole issue made me think of a project: - conspirators post easily recognicable BS on their sites - wait for slop sites repeating the shit - collect them on a blacklist - browser plugin blocks sites and removes them from search results 🎉
@mhoye@andrewnez as all excellent satire, just slightly too close to the bone. 🤣 "The #incident-response Slack channel briefly pivots to a 45-message thread about whether “compromised” should be spelled with a ‘z’ in American English"... along with the Cambridge vs Oxford English factions pivoting to a separate argument whether compromise is actually derived from Greek.
@mhoye@andrewnez "Hope for benevolent worms" Honestly, how I'm living my life in general. Also already in portugal so half-way there on the goat farming plan.
@mhoye@andrewnez most hilarious read-up I've read in quite a while. Also jokingly said to myself "shoulda just used pnpm and/or disabled postinstall scripts", triple-checked that both Konsole and KiTTY are still on bash and not fish (I do update globally installed npm packages weekly after all) and yeah, had a good laugh