The YARA rule 'obfuscated_payload' matched JSON.parse(payload), which is a benign code snippet, indicating a false positive. No evidence of malware.
No verification record available.
The package is not classified as malware. The provided evidence consists of two YARA rule matches for obfuscated_payload in package/resources/webhooks.js and package/resources/webhooks.mjs. While the rule title suggests an obfuscated payload, the specific detail provided for the match is JSON.parse(payload). This code snippet is a standard and benign JavaScript function call used for parsing JSON data, which is a common operation when handling webhooks or API responses, especially in a legitimate library like openai. The presence of JSON.parse(payload) does not inherently indicate obfuscation or a malicious payload. Therefore, the YARA rule appears to be a false positive in this context, and there is no concrete evidence of malicious intent or behavior.
