Github was attacked by large-scale malware, and more than 35,000 code bases were affected

[Github was attacked by large-scale malware, over 35,000 code bases were affected] On August 3, software engineer Stephen Lacy said on Twitter that he found that Github was under a large-scale malware attack, with over 35,000 code bases affected. The library is affected, and the scope covers Crypto, Golang, Python, js, bash, Docker, and k8s. The malware was found added to npm scripts, Docker images, and installation documents. Stephen Lacy reminds that this attack may leak multiple keys of the victim to the attacker, and recommends that users use GPG to sign all submissions.

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