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>>myster+(OP)
i always worry about tools like this, maintained by small teams, that are so universal that even if only a small fraction of installs are somehow co-opted by malicious actors, you have a wide open attack surface on most tech companies.

e.g. iTerm, Cyberduck, editors of all shades, various VSCode extensions, etc.

>>jmole+12
If you think large companies are somehow immune to this, you’re gonna have a bad time.

>>hsbaua+Y2
It's not a matter of "immune" - larger organizations generally have more resources to allocate to things like this. That doesn't mean they get it right 100% of the time, but they are at least able to try, while small teams or volunteer projects often simply don't have the hours to spend on things like this.