strong_password v0.0.7 rubygem hijacked

11-Jul-2019 1580
I recently updated minor and patch versions of the gems our Rails app uses. We want to keep dependencies fresh, bugs fixed, security vulnerabilities addressed while maintaining a high chance of backward compatibility with our codebase. In all, it was 25 gems we’d upgrade.I went line by line linking to each library’s changeset. This due diligence never reported significant surprises to me, until this time. Most gems have a CHANGELOG.md file that describes the changes in each version. Some do not, and I had to compare by git tags or commits list (like cocoon or bcrypt gems). The jquery-rails upgrade contains a jQuery.js upgrade, so the related log was in another project.
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