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NPM flooding case-study: “Down the Rabbit Hole looking for a Tea”

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While the presence of malicious code in package registries is well-known, there are other strange or unusual behaviors that completely go unnoticed by the regular users of these registries. Even for those of us who keep a close watch on them, it is not easy to find a reason or explanation for such behavior. Read about it!


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Maria Gomez

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