Maybe this weekend I'll finally write a pypi package front runner, that before...
Maybe this weekend I'll finally write a pypi package front runner, that before you install a package, the front runner downloads the file figures out if it is malicious. And yeah, I'll ask an LLM what this code is. It doesn't have to do a real solve of the graph, just a good enough one & skip old packages with millions of downloads.
I think this would catch new malicious code, but not temporary highjacked accounts. (Maybe a diff tool for that?)
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ho! pip supports dry run, this might be too easy.
`pip install --dry-run --report - requests==2.32.3`
And `pipgrip` will just resolve the dependency tree, too