Update: Today, mod developers and platform reps met to discuss taking steps toward securing future mod releases.🎉 CurseForge and Modrinth teams will now be collaborating with a third-party to allow signing mods, ensuring safety for players. Both platforms will also be taking more active measures, including implementing a better review process for JARs. Curse's detection tool has since been updated: github.com/overwolf/detectio… And, a JAR infection scanner was created: github.com/overwolf/jar-infe… Remember to give your thanks to @CurseForge and @modrinth staff, for handling this so well. They chose to engage productively and directly, taking quick action to inform both developers and players, as well as taking our advice seriously.

@StardustLabs and my own mods were not compromised. Regardless, stay safe. Change your passwords. If you have been infected, get in contact with your banks to change financial information, etc. Report details to CurseForge and the fractureiser investigation team at their email.

For clarification, the perspective presented here is based on players' expectations of modders. And, how that dictates our development cycles. Mojang is an outstanding team, doing their best to provide us with tools and resources.