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Malicious code in tiny-folder-tree (npm) 0 --- _-= Per source details. Do not edit below this line.=-_ ## Source: amazon-inspector (fb7707665659f287294c31f37c4eff9ceba537e9b54859837615929c296a9540) [email protected] declares a postinstall script (src/build.js) that runs on `npm install`. The script performs a DNS TXT lookup for spreadsheets-documents.com and, when the first character of the first TXT record is '1', invokes src/tools.js which issues an HTTPS request to a URL reconstructed at runtime from obfuscated numeric constants in src/const.js (base-77/base-45 encoded strings decoding to 'https' and an 'HTTPS://...' URL). The response's 'm' header is passed directly to child_process.execSync, yielding arbitrary attacker-controlled shell execution on the installer's machine. The require target for the HTTPS module and the destination URL are both reconstructed via helpers (normalize_hash / normalize_hash_map) to evade static analysis. An author-username bypass ('justin') skips execution on the author's own host, confirming the code is intended to fire on other installers rather than the maintainer. Join the discussion | GCVE Database | 09/04/2026, 03:45:10 UTC Added: 09/04/2026, 14:25:49 UTC |
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