Ax Sharma
You probably saw the headlines: the world’s largest npm supply chain attack, chalk and debug-js packages with BILLIONS of downloads compromised, followed by another attack compromising 187 npm packages—now up to 500+.
Sounds catastrophic, right? But a contrarian report came out claiming the entire fallout might have cost developers… about five cents. 🤡
So which is it? Is this the next big attack, or is it overhyped clickbait? Dive in👇
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