Did the client side JS being infected produce any issues which would have affected end users? As in if a web owner were on an affected version and deployed during the window would the end user of their site have had any negative impact?
No, just the host that was running the package (the exploit was pretty generic and not targeted at PostHog specifically). In fact, so far we think there were 0 production deployments of PostHog because the package was only live for a little bit.
No, just the host that was running the package (the exploit was pretty generic and not targeted at PostHog specifically). In fact, so far we think there were 0 production deployments of PostHog because the package was only live for a little bit.