Comment on Investigating a backdoored PyPI package targeting FastAPI applicationsparentComments−christophetd3yHello! One of the authors of the post here. Just added a sentence in the introduction to make it crystal clear:While FastAPI itself is not impacted, this is an interesting occurrence of an attacker attempting to deploy a FastAPI-specific backdoor.Appreciate your feedback!−flutas3yFYI: You left a name and email in the github history.I know they are public via GH, but it feels weird to redact every piece of PII including avatar, then leaving a name and email in there.−christophetd3yThanks for the heads-up, the goal was mostly avoiding that typing the author's name in Google brings up this post. I'll have it blurred for the sake of consistency, though.
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Hello! One of the authors of the post here. Just added a sentence in the introduction to make it crystal clear:
Appreciate your feedback!
FYI: You left a name and email in the github history.
I know they are public via GH, but it feels weird to redact every piece of PII including avatar, then leaving a name and email in there.
Thanks for the heads-up, the goal was mostly avoiding that typing the author's name in Google brings up this post. I'll have it blurred for the sake of consistency, though.