Insufficient evidence. Embedded executable is likely legitimate given the project's popularity and the package's nature. Further analysis is required.
No verification record available.
The evidence is insufficient to classify the package as malware. While Evidence 0 indicates the presence of an embedded executable, this is not inherently malicious. Many legitimate packages, especially those involving compilation or build tools (like esbuild), include pre-compiled binaries for different architectures. The application/x-executable MIME type and the presence of esbuild as the filename strongly suggest this is a legitimate executable related to the package's functionality. Evidence 1, showing a file extension mismatch, is low confidence and could be a false positive due to the nature of cross-compilation or packaging processes. The project's high star count on GitHub (38498) further suggests a well-established and reputable project, reducing the likelihood of malicious intent. The lack of additional evidence, such as suspicious code analysis, network activity, or LLM-based analysis, prevents a definitive malware classification. More investigation is needed before concluding malicious behavior.
