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Added a new article [Research Case Study: Supply Chain Security at Scale – Insights into NPM Account Takeovers](https://laburity.com/research-npm-account-takeovers/) (November 2024)
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Something I don't quite understand. It seems that Laburity is taking recognition for the expired domains research but in fact this research was published back in 2021 ( Can you shed some light on this? |
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The research you shared was conducted in 2021 and analyzed 1.63 million packages (source: https://arxiv.org/abs/2112.10165). Laburity's own research, carried out in 2022, extends the scope to over 2 million packages, providing broader visibility and insights. While the blog discussing this research is new, the work itself reflects an expansion of the dataset analyzed. @lirantal Does that makes sense? |
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Added a new article
Research Case Study: Supply Chain Security at Scale – Insights into NPM Account Takeovers (November 2024)