๐ญ Slopsquatting: The Supply Chain Attack Hiding in Plain Sight
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๐ญ Slopsquatting: The Supply Chain Attack Hiding in Plain Sight
A recent study has revealed a concerning trend in AI-generated code, identifying over 205,000 'phantom packages' that don't actually exist on popular repositories like PyPI and npm. This phenomenon, termed 'slopsquatting,' poses a significant risk as attackers can exploit these non-existent packages to distribute malware. With commercial AI tools showing a 5.2% hallucination rate and open-source models at 21.7%, the implications for software security are alarming. Understanding and addressing this issue is crucial for developers and organizations relying on AI for coding.
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