ESLint compromised, may have stolen your credentials
Said it before, and I'll say it again.<p>Why the flagnar do hardcore believers/users of Node insist that everything is perfect with their package management; let alone any of the bad programming practices that Node idolizes?<p>This is what... the 4th major incident in the last 6 months with Node and npm.<p>Anyone who tells me they use Node will <i>instantly</i> get put on their own sandbox and vlan. You just can't trust that the code they run is legit, even if they wrote it.