--- _-= Per source details. Do not edit below this line.=-_ ## Source: amazon-inspector (062ce76699c91a883d24e3ad609bb04faa3f52cbeaecfb24c1c3bcde8b496a5c) Package ships a single ~138 KB browser script whose entire body is an RC4-encrypted base64 blob decoded at runtime by an inline RC4 routine (`_zc`) with a DJB2 helper (`_zh`) and a key reconstructed by XORing a numeric array with 1410^714. Before decryption the script performs anti-analysis guards: a devtools-size heuristic (`if(_gz>160||_gp>160)return;`) that aborts execution when developer tools are open, and a block that overwrites `console.log/info/warn/debug/error` to no-ops to suppress runtime tracing. The package name `contoso-login-sim-loader` self-describes as a 'login sim(ulator) loader' while the published description reframes it as a generic 'Client-side asset loader that renders a self-contained UI component when included via a script tag.' The tarball ships no source, no exports, no dependencies, and no documentation - only the opaque encrypted payload. Any site that follows the include-via-script-tag guidance embeds attacker-controlled JavaScript, decrypted only in end-user browsers, into its own pages; the concealed payload cannot be audited without executing it, and the name plus cover-story description are consistent with a fake-login/credential-harvest overlay served to that site's visitors.