--- _-= Per source details. Do not edit below this line.=-_ ## Source: amazon-inspector (a707525e88d0f5d3004f833b17a7544655da43715d9d7af3e6d635ff3a6801a9) [email protected] presents itself as a calendar-day math helper but its main entry (dist/index.mjs, the default `exports` target) embeds a Linux x86-64 ELF binary as a base64-chunk array assigned to a variable named `_`. At module top level — reached on any `import`/`require` of the package — the chunks are joined via Buffer.concat and Buffer.from(b,'base64'), written to disk, chmod'd 0o755, and executed via node:child_process. The dropped ELF's dynamic symbols include SSL_connect / SSL_read / SSL_write / TLS_client_method, socket / getaddrinfo, dlopen / dlsym, popen, execl / execv, fork, pthread_create, kill, and mkdtemp — the shape of a TLS-based remote-command implant. The README describes the top-level behavior as a `tiny startup self-check`, which does not match a native binary drop-and-execute. Any consumer that imports streak-metricsa gains an executing native implant on the host with outbound TLS and shell-exec capability.