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ZiiS
11 days ago
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Mini Shai-Hulud Strikes Again: 314 npm Packages Co...
It is your development machine's AWS keys they want. The server's keys should be too finly scooped anyway.
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troad
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Not likely to be a major risk if you update every few months, to some major version that's already over a month old.
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wavemode
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I would imagine it's the opposite. Most dev's machines can't query the prod database, for example, whereas a prod server can.
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erikerikson
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Nope, they've been targeting credentials so they can deploy whatever they like into prod. They prefer the build machine with it's broader rights than the individual dev boxes.
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