Insufficient evidence. Low project popularity is not conclusive proof of malware. Further analysis is required.
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The evidence presented is insufficient to classify the package as malware. Evidence 0 points to an untrustworthy source project due to low popularity and an unspecified low OpenSSF score. However, low popularity and a low OpenSSF score alone are not definitive indicators of malicious intent. Many legitimate, newly released, or niche packages may have low community engagement. The absence of further evidence, such as suspicious code behavior, embedded malicious files, or positive YARA/LLM detections, prevents a conclusive malware classification. More comprehensive analysis, including static and dynamic code analysis, is needed to determine the package's true nature. The lack of stars and forks on Github is a red flag, but needs further investigation before a definitive conclusion can be reached.
