Adam Harvey, on behalf of the crates.io
team has published a blog
post to inform users of a change in their practice of publishing
information about malicious Rust crates:
The crates.io team will no longer publish a blog post each time a
malicious crate is detected or reported. In the vast majority of cases
to date, these notifications have involved crates that have no
evidence of real world usage, and we feel that publishing these blog
posts is generating noise, rather than signal.
We will always publish a RustSec
advisory when a crate is removed for containing malware. You can
subscribe to the RustSec
advisory RSS feed to receive updates.
Crates that contain malware and are seeing real usage or
exploitation will still get both a blog post and a RustSec
advisory. We may also notify via additional communication channels
(such as social media) if we feel it is warranted.
https://lwn.net/Articles/1059338/
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