athos-player@0.0.6 vulnerabilities

Svelte Video Player

latest version

0.0.10

first published

2 years ago

latest version published

1 years ago

licenses detected

Unknown
>=0

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Known vulnerabilities in the athos-player package. This does not include vulnerabilities belonging to this package’s dependencies.

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C Malicious Package athos-player is a malicious package. This package contains a malware that includes a reverse shell code and binds shell scripts. As these packages are dependancy confusion packages, these packages are malicious if they have been downloaded and installed from the npm repository. Installation of these packages from other repositories or CDNs are likely safe to use. These spoofed packages have no relation to the company or project they are attempting to spoof, and are not published by them or associated with them in any way. Users should verify that the package they are using has been downloaded from the official source and not from the general package distribution repository. Snyk cannot automatically identify where a package has been downloaded from and will mark any use of the package as malicious to allow users to check whether they have been compromised. How to fix Malicious Package? Avoid using all malicious instances of the `athos-player` package.	*

Malicious Package

athos-player is a malicious package. This package contains a malware that includes a reverse shell code and binds shell scripts.

As these packages are dependancy confusion packages, these packages are malicious if they have been downloaded and installed from the npm repository. Installation of these packages from other repositories or CDNs are likely safe to use.

These spoofed packages have no relation to the company or project they are attempting to spoof, and are not published by them or associated with them in any way.

Users should verify that the package they are using has been downloaded from the official source and not from the general package distribution repository. Snyk cannot automatically identify where a package has been downloaded from and will mark any use of the package as malicious to allow users to check whether they have been compromised.

How to fix Malicious Package?

Avoid using all malicious instances of the athos-player package.

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