Insufficient evidence. Low version count alone doesn't indicate malware. More analysis is needed.
No verification record available.
Based on the provided evidence, there is no indication that the package @csstools/utilities version 2.0.0 is malicious. The only evidence presented is that the project has only released two versions. While this could suggest immaturity or lack of maintenance, it is not sufficient evidence to classify the package as malware. The lack of other evidence, such as YARA matches (even with the caveat of their unreliability), LLM analysis, or suspicious behavior reports, means we cannot conclude malicious intent. A low number of versions alone is insufficient to label a package as malware; many legitimate projects start with few versions and grow over time. Further investigation, including analysis of the package code itself and its functionality, would be necessary to make a determination.
