I was asked to install malware during a fake interview (ashishb.net) 54 points by ashishb 2mo ago ↗ HN
[–] elashri 2mo ago ↗ > become a technical advisor for their web3 projectThat by itself should have been the first red flag. I also heard a lot of these stories recently. I think this might be one of the good use cases of GitHub Codespaces. [–] ashishb 2mo ago ↗ Not for someone who get 10-20 such requests a year. None till date were such scams.
[–] ashishb 2mo ago ↗ Not for someone who get 10-20 such requests a year. None till date were such scams.
[–] croemer 2mo ago ↗ > If it is open-source, you will see a meaningful activity - stars, forks, contributors.That's not true, I'm quite sure most repos on GitHub have neither many stars, nor forks, nor multiple contributors. [–] ashishb 2mo ago ↗ This is just a negative filter to see as a warning sign. It is like walking into a dark alley at night.Nothing might happen but you should be on the alert.
[–] ashishb 2mo ago ↗ This is just a negative filter to see as a warning sign. It is like walking into a dark alley at night.Nothing might happen but you should be on the alert.
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[ 2.5 ms ] story [ 29.9 ms ] threadThat by itself should have been the first red flag. I also heard a lot of these stories recently. I think this might be one of the good use cases of GitHub Codespaces.
That's not true, I'm quite sure most repos on GitHub have neither many stars, nor forks, nor multiple contributors.
Nothing might happen but you should be on the alert.