Hey everyone, what's cooking in the open-source universe?
I just stumbled upon something that's seriously mind-blowing.
So, there's this Python library pretending to be a music tool (automslc), but get this – it's actually illegally downloading songs from Deezer! And the worst part? It turns your computer into an accomplice in a huge music piracy operation. Seriously, a digital pirate cove. 
And then there's this npm saga with @ton-wallet/create... Crypto wallet emptied, just like that! 
The moral of the story? Open source rocks, but blindly trusting everything is a recipe for disaster. Always double-check those dependencies! Automated scans are cool, but a real penetration test? That's pure gold. 
Clients are always so appreciative when we can spot and fix this kind of stuff beforehand!
Now, I'm curious: What are your go-to methods for keeping your codebase squeaky clean and secure? Any tips or tricks you'd like to share?