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Switching to node-ipc altenatives #275

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achrinza opened this issue Mar 20, 2022 · 2 comments
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Switching to node-ipc altenatives #275

achrinza opened this issue Mar 20, 2022 · 2 comments
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achrinza commented Mar 20, 2022

Describe the bug

Currently, this framework has a direct dependency on node-ipc@^10.0.1. Considering the recent developments of the node-ipc maintainer publishing malicious versions, are there any plans to switch to a fork?

Currently, the published versions now only have a harmless peacenotwar protestware dependency.

Depending on the threat model, pinning to a known-good version of node-ipc may not be suffice as there are nested, transitive dependencies which are maintained by the same person. Hence, it may be possible for the same maintainer to publish a malicious version of easy-stack, vanilla-test, ansi-colors-es6 or strong-type.

How to Reproduce

Installing the latest version of glee installs transitive dependencies managed by the @/riaevangelist.

Expected behavior

Switch to a clean fork of node-ipc.

Some available forks that I'm aware of:

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The dependency is leftover from earlier implementation, it's getting removed: #274

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