Remove link to translation associated with supply chain attack#41973
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Remove link to translation associated with supply chain attack#41973
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This commit removes a link from our documentation to a Mandarin Chinese (Simplified) translation of our documentation which is hosted on a sub-domain of the `bootcss.com` domain previously involved in the `polyfill.io` supply chain attack.
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@bardiharborow should we also remove it from all gh-pages files? |
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@XhmikosR possibly, I'll look at putting another PR up. I'll lock this thread though because of whatever spam is happening here. |
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This PR removes a link from our documentation to a community-provided Mandarin Chinese (Simplified) translation of our documentation. The translation is hosted on a sub-domain of the
bootcss.comdomain previously involved in thepolyfill.iosupply chain attack.News article: https://www.bleepingcomputer.com/news/security/polyfillio-bootcdn-bootcss-staticfile-attack-traced-to-1-operator/
See also: uBlockOrigin/uAssets#24255
Preview: https://deploy-preview-41973--twbs-bootstrap.netlify.app/docs/5.3/about/translations/