I left an Ethereum related project precisely because of the house of cards feel of it being built off JS and npm modules. They're a great example of how a project can be exploited by a malicious module which could proceed to extract all the tokens.
If my hat is black, I'm writing a daemon which monitors relevant npm modules and uploads subtlely modified versions if and when the possibility to do so occurs again. Particularly, but not only, targeting crypto currencies.
If my hat is black, I'm writing a daemon which monitors relevant npm modules and uploads subtlely modified versions if and when the possibility to do so occurs again. Particularly, but not only, targeting crypto currencies.