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Yes of course. I'm not sure how your comment relates to mine.

The Russo-Ukrainian War has been going on for about 8 years now. Russia only launched its invasion of Ukraine in February. It started before that in the cyber realm. Espionage has been the MO for Russia for at least a decade and Ukraine's leaders aren't saints either. Both have committed war crimes that have yet to be seen, and Russia knows it is at fault and they have done a good job at hiding their crimes. The FSB has been great at hiding their past.

I don't know if it's related but node-ipc, a Node JS module, was altered by the maintainer to have malicious intent.

On March 7, a version 10.1.1 of a certain module was published with clear code updates that raised concerns for suspicious activity and potential abuse of the source code, which would later cause a supply chain issue. The module was used by many, including @vue/cli users. According to one organization, it ended up deleting TiB of data related to atrocities being committed inside Ukraine, just because the company was using that version of the module.

https://snyk.io/blog/peacenotwar-malicio...erability/

'...Russia knows it is at fault...'

I'd like you to clarify what you mean by 'at fault'. For what exactly?