Anti Slopsquat

What it does

An open-source pip-based tool detecting slopsquatting imports flagging imports from LLMs, typos, and suspicious sources to prevent slopsquatting and protect against malicious packages. If any package is incorrect, it flags it as potentially fake or unsafe.

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  Stun LLMs with thousands of invisible Unicode charactersNov 2025 · gibberifier.com · ▲206

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  ChatGPT Plugins are a security nightmare2023 · github.com · ▲238

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  SloppokeJun 2026 · sloppoke.me · ▲3

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