You seem to have updated the wording to "has been backdoored by a malicious actor". Isn't that more speculation, with the tentativeness removed? What facts incline you to believe it was a malicious actor, and not the maintainer?
> It is possible the original developer of the package had their account compromised and used by a malicious actor.
> whose maintainer's account was likely compromised by a malicious actor
Seems to still be speculating about the cause without diving deeper into the topic, or is there some cache invalidation of the article that is missing perhaps?
Yes, that would be caching. We kept the first sentence, as it's still possible his account was compromised (we have no strong evidence to prove it, but no strong evidence to refute it either).
denton-scratch|3 years ago
christophetd|3 years ago
capableweb|3 years ago
> whose maintainer's account was likely compromised by a malicious actor
Seems to still be speculating about the cause without diving deeper into the topic, or is there some cache invalidation of the article that is missing perhaps?
christophetd|3 years ago