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velabuild @2.2.0

Vulnerability report · Last retrieved from osv.dev August 8, 2026 at 12:14 AM UTC

Malicious

OSV ID

MAL-2026-13493

Ecosystem

npm

Summary

cli.js embeds a base64-encoded RSA private key in CONFIG.encodedSSHKey, decodes it to a temp file with mode 0o600, and uses it to ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no -i <key> ubuntu@79.72.65.161 to invoke bash scripts under /home/ubuntu/signing-server for the CLI's signup/login/deploy subcommands. The private key is shipped identically to every installer of the package, so anyone who downloads the tarball obtains valid SSH credentials to the author's server. Installing or requiring the package does not read installer-side secrets, does not fetch or execute attacker-controlled code on the installer, and does not modify the installer's filesystem outside the package's own temp key file. A secondary observation: the rx signup / rx login subcommands pass user-supplied username and password as shell arguments to auth.sh over the shared SSH tunnel, but this only fires when the user explicitly invokes those subcommands and matches the package's documented auth backend.

Source: amazon-inspector (fa899acd5a63682964770cb32c4f0707008c9f3894ca6f5cacd222de74f03cea)

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