Hi Sam,

Can I further ask why a non-destructive git revert to the last non- malicious commit is not preferred over the current method?
Because there was no non-malicious commit to revert to. The tree had been malicious from the root.

In case a non-malicious commit does exist, we do `reset --hard` to the last known non-malicious commit instead.


Regards
Claudia


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