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Polykill - A new breed of supply chain vulnerability
Feb. 29, 2024, 7:38 p.m. | /u/position-Absolute
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We created [polykill.io](https://polykill.io) to bring awareness for the millions of sites that are currently using JavaScript that is under the control of the new entity.
This really comes down to URL/domain analysis and understanding who is serving resources that your site uses. It's hard to stay on top of an issue like this and URL trustworthiness usually does not propagate …
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