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oc-navbar-module-client@9.9.10Malicious
Verified
Analysed at: 3/24/26, 7:07 AM
Source: https://registry.npmjs.org/oc-navbar-module-client/-/oc-navbar-module-client-9.9.10.tgz
SHA256: 270fb4d65873f8775621cb6321753d096a177e8ab26b5c97611b209bfefa029f
Confidence: High

Summary

Note: This report is updated by a verification record

Malicious package due to code obfuscation, dynamic code execution, suspicious email, install script, and low project popularity.

Verification Record

The package is marked as malware by OSV: MAL-2026-2417 with source: amazon-inspector

Details

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The package exhibits multiple suspicious characteristics that, when combined, strongly suggest malicious intent. These include:

  • Code Obfuscation (Evidences 0, 1, 3): The use of hex-encoded character arrays and a function to convert them to strings obscures the true names of modules and methods. This makes static analysis difficult and is a common malware technique.
  • Dynamic Code Execution (Evidence 1): The package uses module.constructor._load to dynamically load modules. This is another technique used to hide malicious behavior and evade detection.
  • Accessing Global Process Object (Evidence 2): Accessing the process object allows the code to inspect the environment and potentially compromise the system.
  • Suspicious Author Email (Evidence 4): The author's email domain sl4x0.xyz is suspicious and lacks clear association with a legitimate organization.
  • Suspicious Install Script (Evidence 5): The package executes node index.js during installation, allowing arbitrary code execution immediately after installation.
  • Low Project Popularity (Evidences 6, 7): The project has low stars/forks and few published versions, indicating it's not well-maintained and potentially malicious.

While individual aspects might not be conclusive, the combination of obfuscation, dynamic code execution, suspicious email, and install script strongly suggests that this package is malicious.