Add sloppy-joe — multi-ecosystem dependency supply chain security#1784
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Summary
Adds sloppy-joe to the static analysis tools list.
sloppy-joe is a supply chain security tool that detects hallucinated, typosquatted, and non-canonical dependencies before they reach production.
Key features
Why this matters
As AI-assisted coding becomes mainstream, a growing category of supply chain attacks exploits LLM hallucinations — packages that don't exist get recommended by AI, then attackers register those names with malicious payloads. sloppy-joe was built specifically to catch this class of attack alongside traditional typosquatting.