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Reply to post: Re: bit meh

Git security vulnerability could lead to an attack of the (repo) clones

Thursday 31st May 2018 13:18 GMT MacroRodent

Re: bit meh

It is different because the malware gets activated by merely pulling the code from the repo before you have a chance to inspect it.

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