That will teach them a lesson about training models on random repositories.
this post was submitted on 01 Mar 2024
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This is bad, but only seems to be related to forks from main (correct me if I am wrong). So if you go to source, you should be OK.
'adding its own malicious code which is concealed under seven layers of obfuscation'
Behind seven vpns?
I’m thinking the code is obfuscated by random calls to various functions so that the code block isn’t just one section you can easily see but sprinkled throughout instead.
Yes that seems like the case, it just struck me as funny
You're not OK. Not all forks are labeled as forks.
Thank you for the clarification