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This article demonstrates how to apply the SLSA (Supply chain Levels for Software Artifacts) framework to the Python ecosystem by building clean packages, generating provenance statements, uploading them to PyPI, and verifying the package origin using GitHub Actions and the slsa‑verifier tool.
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Developers discovered that the npm package node‑ipc, widely used in vue‑cli, contained a malicious “peacenotwar” payload targeting Russian and Belarusian IPs, prompting security analysis, discussion of open‑source supply‑chain risks, and detailed remediation steps including package updates and code removal.
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