The SR model provides a detailed way of modeling

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Over the decades that the free software movement has developed, there have been a few cases of software being "trojanized" in different ways, such as event-stream, the case we are dealing with here. Fortunately, they have been few, and their negative impact has been largely contained. However, with the widespread use of packaging systems with more agile models that are naturally oriented towards developers rather than users, such as npm, many users are becoming exposed to this type of attack.



There are several proposals for goal-oriented modeling languages, among the most important ones are i* (eye-star), KAOS and GRL. For illustrative purposes, in this article we will use i*. This language is made up of two models: the strategic dependency model or SD (Strategic Dependency), used to describe the dependency relationships between various actors in an organizational sri lanka email list context, and the strategic rationale model or SR (Strategic Rationale) used to describe the interests and concerns of the actor and how they could be addressed.

The intentions and relationships of each actor. It considers four types of elements: goals, soft goals, tasks, and resources.

In turn, these elements can have the following types of relationships with each other: