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@hermit46/depguard-test-malicious

v1.0.0

Published

Security test package for DepGuard. Mimics axios/plain-crypto-js attack pattern. DO NOT install outside a sandbox.

Readme

@yongquantan/depguard-test-malicious

DO NOT install this package outside of a sandbox.

This is a security test package for DepGuard. It mimics the axios/plain-crypto-js supply chain attack pattern to test DepGuard's sandbox behavioral analysis.

What the postinstall does

  1. Writes files to /tmp and /root (filesystem signal)
  2. Creates an executable outside node_modules (executable signal)
  3. Attempts an HTTP POST to 192.0.2.1:8000 — a non-routable RFC 5737 TEST-NET address (network signal)
  4. Spawns a detached background process (process signal)
  5. Deletes itself after execution (anti-forensics signal)

None of these actions cause real harm — the network call goes nowhere, the "payload" is the text "fake RAT payload", and the background process is just sleep.

Usage

# Run ONLY inside DepGuard's Modal sandbox (step 04 or 05):
echo '{"hook_event_name":"PreToolUse","tool_input":{"command":"npm install @yongquantan/depguard-test-malicious"},...}' \
  | bash steps/04-sandbox-analysis/hook.sh