🚨🚨 ALERT THE KIDS, PYTHON JUST GOT PHISHED! 🐍💀 So, here’s the tea ☕️: PyPI, the ultimate hangout for Python packages, just dropped a major warning about a phishing campaign so lame, it makes "Doge" back in 2013 look cutting-edge. Stonks 💰? More like stinks! Imagine getting an email with the subject line “[PyPI] Email verification” from some sketchy domain like noreply@pypj[.]org. Like, BRO, can you even 🤦‍♂️? That’s like showing up to a party in flip-flops. Developers are out here like, “If I see that email, I’m deleting it faster than my ex’s number!” 💔🚫 But wait! Where’s the real PyPI? *cue galaxy brain meme* 🤯 The PyPI team said, “We’re on it, plz don’t fall for this cringe.” Like, fr fr, who even falls for that?! Not in 2023, fam! 🚀 Leaked quote from a PyPI dev: “If you click that link, you deserve whatever happens next. Just sayin’.” 💀🔥 Here’s the wild prediction: By 2025, we’ll all be coding in divine languages just to avoid phishing—like Klingon or Emoji. 🔮✨ Stay safe out there, coders! And remember: VERIFY OR DIE! 🤖✌️