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Matches for bash persistence and npm preinstall command, but not enough evidence to classify as malware. Lacks strong indicators.
Confirmed malicious package as part of coordinated supply chain attack targeting npm ecosystem
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The package has two files, bun_environment.js and setup_bun.js, that match the bash_persist_persistent YARA rule, indicating access to multiple bash startup files. This could be used for malicious persistence, but it's also possible that the package is legitimately trying to set up a specific environment for Bun. The package.json file also matches the npm_preinstall_command YARA rule, which indicates that the package runs an external command during the preinstall phase. While this is a potential vector for malicious activity, it's not inherently malicious. Given the low confidence and the lack of stronger indicators, I cannot classify this package as malware.