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I just use .npmrc with save-exact=true + lockfile + manual updates, you can't be too careful and you don't need to update packages that often tbh. Especially a
by jefozabuss 1y ago
I just use .npmrc with save-exact=true + lockfile + manual updates, you can't be too careful and you don't need to update packages that often tbh.
Especially after the fakerjs (and other) things.
- andix 1y agoBut you're still updating at some point. Usually to the latest version. If you're unlucky, you are the first victim, a few seconds after the package was published. (Edit: on a popular package there will always be a first victim somewhere in the first few minutes) Many of those supply chain attacks are detected within the first few hours, I guess nowadays there are even some companies out there, that run automated analysis on every new version of major packages. Also contributors/maintainers might notice something like that quickly, if they didn't plan that release and it suddenly appears.