There is an intent to cause harm and a reasonable expectation of achieving that intent. And at least if the github issues are to be believe, a successful actuation of the intent in at least a few cases.
The delivery mechanism is interesting for its novelty but I don't think it fundamentally changes how the library should be classified. Conditional malware, maybe?
There is an intent to cause harm and a reasonable expectation of achieving that intent. And at least if the github issues are to be believe, a successful actuation of the intent in at least a few cases.
The delivery mechanism is interesting for its novelty but I don't think it fundamentally changes how the library should be classified. Conditional malware, maybe?