Aqua News NPM flaw let attackers add anyone as maintainer to malicious packages
A 'logical flaw' in the npm registry enabled authors of malicious packages to quietly add anyone and any number of users as 'maintainers' to their packages in an attempt to boost the trust in their packages.
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