> By the way why doesn't npm have already a system in place to flag sketchy releases
Because nobody gives a fsck. Normally, after npm was filled with malware, people would avoid it. But it seems that nobody (distro maintainers) cares. People get what they asked for (malware).
Because nobody gives a fsck. Normally, after npm was filled with malware, people would avoid it. But it seems that nobody (distro maintainers) cares. People get what they asked for (malware).