[Security] Upgrade dependent packages to prevent malicious attack #96
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It includes an upgrade to avoid the malicious attack included in dependency of npm-run-all. See: mysticatea/npm-run-all#149
yhatt
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Nov 24, 2018
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It's an important deletion to prevent the malicious attack targeted to ps-tree. We had used 0.1.1 but it has a malicious code. The developer using npm version, npm publish and docs npm script might recieve the attack.
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Upgrade dependent packages to latest version by using
yarn upgrade(-interactive) --latest.It includes an important upgrade of npm-run-all v4.1.5. The malicious code has been reported in v4.1.3's dependency.
(
marpit->npm-run-all->ps-tree->event-stream->[email protected][reported malicious code])More details are available in mysticatea/npm-run-all#149 and dominictarr/event-stream#116.