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  "textContent": "Homebrew, the unofficial but default package manager for many Apple Mac users, now has safeguards to prevent supply-chain attacks. The approach mimics how GitHub just fortified npm against attacks by establishing a set of trusted repositories to download from. “The Homebrew team is aware of the supply-side security issues with other package managers. We’ve taken […]",
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