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Identify suspicious version numbers #502

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christophetd opened this issue Dec 18, 2024 · 5 comments
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Identify suspicious version numbers #502

christophetd opened this issue Dec 18, 2024 · 5 comments

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@christophetd
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Such as 999.9.9, very large numbers (more than 4 digits without a dot)

@Taiki-San
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This would match year-based versioning, no? 2024.12?

@sobregosodd
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I'm not so sure about this one, I don't see how this could determine if a package is malicious or risky based on this

@christophetd
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Probably 5-6 digits then. Need to check the data, but I doubt we have a lot of legit packages with a single version numbered 9999999999

@sobregosodd
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Let's look at the data first, I've seen several legit packages with date-like versioning, and non other semver approaches.
If we consider it makes sense, we should replace release_zero

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netcode commented Dec 23, 2024

If the concern is the FP Lets run query against our DB and check the result.

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