@LorenzoAncora "The attackers specifically targeted Notepad++ domain with the goal of exploiting insufficient update verification controls that existed in older versions of Notepad++."

Yes. It was a solo developer and a hosting provider against superpower-sponsored attackers, it seems. They did their best choosing a reliable hosting provider and making the software secure, and users might still lose trust. I don't blame anyone, I'm just stating options for migration.

@LorenzoAncora #NotepadPP users might also seriously want to consider the option of switching to some other #TextEditor / #IDE they can trust such as #IntelliJ, #Neovim, #Eclipse or #VSCodium
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