Add lavamoat to prevent install scripts #231
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This patch adds
@lavamoat/allow-scriptspackage to prevent npm lifecycle scripts running without direct intention of a developer.This is one of the steps of improving our npm security. Restricting npm lifecycle scripts decreases the possibility of supply chain attacks using malicious npm packages.
How it works? By adding
ignore-scripts=trueto.npmrcwe are restricting all lifecycle scripts by default, ensuring that we don't run occasionally a malicious one. Lavamoat package runs all allowlisted scripts separately.@lavamoat/preinstall-always-failalways fails on installation and is set tofalsein lavamoat config to ensure that no script runs unintentionally.