The attacker attempted to edit the CODEOWNERS file, although in a way that wouldn’t have granted it any permissions (since @DataDog/🤖hackerbot-claw🦞 isn’t a valid user).
System package managers work differently because they separate those two things. When someone pushes a new version of an upstream library, it doesn’t appear in apt install or brew install until a distribution maintainer has reviewed the change, updated the package definition, and pushed it through a build pipeline. Fedora packages go through review and koji builds, Homebrew requires a pull request that passes CI and gets merged by a maintainer. A compromised upstream tarball still has to survive that process before it reaches anyone’s machine, and the people doing the reviews tend to notice when a patch adds an obfuscated postinstall script that curls a remote payload.
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Фонбет Чемпионат КХЛ，这一点在新收录的资料中也有详细论述
"You're keeping it out of your general waste bin, keeping it out of landfill, reducing those emissions that will come from that food rotting in landfill, but you're also keeping your waste clean to allow that to be recycled," she said.