May 5, 2023, 1:09 a.m. | /u/liquidamber_h

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I *feel* like using `npm` is an unnecessary security risk. (Maybe because it's written in JS, and I tend to distrust JS, so I prefer to only use JS when there's no other option.)

But even using `apt-update` or `PHP Composer` makes me wonder... am I increasing my risks, by doubling the amount of parties I have to trust?

i.e.:

\- Direct install = only trust 1 party (the developer)
\- Package install = trust 2 parties (dev + package …

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