Malware Feed Entry Detected 2026-09-22
Detections feed entry — detected by codelake scanners. This package was flagged by our own detection pipeline. The rules that fired and package identifiers are below. Full analysis, timeline and IOCs live on hand-curated advisories at /advisories; this page is the machine-generated receipt for the live detections feed.
Advisory · CLR-2026-82436

@vite-tab/[email protected]

Detected by codelake scanners.

Detection details

@vite-tab/[email protected] published to npm, flagged by codelake scanners on 2026-09-22 05:41 UTC.

Detector rules that fired on this package:

  • Source assembles a string from fragments and reaches a dynamic exec / process spawn — split-string evasion of an exec/command behavior.static.assembled-exec
  • Source spawns a child process with a non-literal command behavior.static.child-spawn-dynamic
  • Source decodes a payload (base64/hex/unescape) and dynamically exec's it (eval/Function/vm) in the same file — packed-payload dropper behavior.static.decode-exec
  • Source executes a string as code (new Function / vm.run* / setTimeout("...")) — dynamic-eval pattern behavior.static.dynamic-exec
  • Source loads a module from a non-literal name — opaque dependency behavior.static.dynamic-require
  • Source contains a long base64 string literal — possible embedded payload behavior.static.long-base64
  • Source builds strings from char codes / hex escapes — obfuscation (often wraps a hidden payload) behavior.static.obfuscation-charcode
  • Source assembles a string from short literal fragments ("ev"+"al") — no legit reason; classic keyword/command-hiding obfuscation behavior.static.obfuscation-string-concat
  • Source opens a raw socket and spawns a child process in the same module — reverse-shell pattern behavior.static.reverse-shell
  • Source opens a raw TCP socket from a user-controlled host behavior.static.tcp-dial

OSV reference: MAL-2026-16371

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