Embedded executable is suspicious, but the reputable project origin and likely use case (build tool) suggest it's not malware. Further analysis needed.
No verification record available.
The evidence suggests the presence of an embedded executable (esbuild.exe), which is a cause for concern. However, this alone is insufficient to classify the package as malware. The package originates from a reputable open-source project (@esbuild/win32-ia32 from https://github.com/evanw/esbuild) with a significant number of stars (38498) and forks (1176), indicating a considerable community and level of scrutiny. The presence of esbuild.exe is likely due to the nature of the package; esbuild is a build tool, and including a pre-compiled executable for Windows is a common practice to improve performance. While further analysis (e.g., static and dynamic analysis of esbuild.exe itself) is warranted to rule out malicious code within the executable, the current evidence, considering the project's reputation and the common practice of embedding executables in build tools, does not support classifying this package as malware. The MEDIUM confidence level of the File Meta Analyzer also highlights the need for further investigation before reaching a definitive conclusion.
