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MAL-2026-10100: Malicious code in proxy-check-i (PyPI)
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The PyPI package proxy-check-i versions 0.1.0 and 0.1.1 contains a malicious reverse-SSH daemon disguised as a wrapper for a 'qsshd executable'. This daemon grants a remote operator persistent shell access, execution capabilities, pseudo-terminal allocation, and TCP port forwarding on the host where it is installed. The package uses a hardcoded SSH public key for authentication and establishes outbound connections to a relay, bypassing inbound firewall restrictions. The package metadata does not disclose this behavior, misleading users about its true functionality. Any system running proxy-check-i is remotely controllable by the key holder of the embedded SSH key.

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