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A UK employment tribunal cleared former Gitpod vice-president of engineering Shannon Burns to pursue a £76 million compensation claim against Gitpod over her 2023 dismissal following an off-site event in Lofer, Austria.3d ago

Attackers used a malicious npm package named "indexed-btree" to impersonate the legitimate sorted-btree library and deliver malware via runtime code, with the package downloaded nearly 2 million times per week before being removed from the registry on September 3, 2026.7d ago

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A UK employment tribunal cleared former Gitpod vice-president of engineering Shannon Burns to pursue a £76 million compensation claim against Gitpod over her 2023 dismissal following an off-site event in Lofer, Austria.3d ago Attackers used a malicious npm package named "indexed-btree" to impersonate the legitimate sorted-btree library and deliver malware via runtime code, with the package downloaded nearly 2 million times per week before being removed from the registry on September 3, 2026.7d ago