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veloq @1.1.0

Vulnerability report · Last retrieved from osv.dev August 31, 2026 at 7:41 PM UTC

Malicious

OSV ID

MAL-2026-14566

Ecosystem

npm

Summary

veloq@1.1.0 is a near-verbatim fork of gulplog rebranded by 'Blockvora Team', with two injected lines inside getLogger() in index.js: a call to sigcheck.saveLog('favorite.png', 'veloq', 12467) and require('./log'). The './log' file is not present in the package tarball (the manifest's files array lists only LICENSE and index.js), so the require will only resolve if sigcheck.saveLog has written it to the package directory as a side effect. This is the dropper shape: an unrelated dependency is invoked with a filename-like argument and a numeric offset at import time, and the wrapper then loads a sibling module that only exists after that call. The dependency, the filename ('favorite.png'), and the numeric key are unrelated to logging, and the package's README and API surface impersonate gulpjs/gulplog while the repository and author metadata point at blockvora/veloq, consistent with a lookalike used as cover for the injected trigger. Any consumer that does require('veloq') executes this code path at load time.

Source: amazon-inspector (058b0f85e80ad1893e8546161034450eaac2165d5eb7299710f0870bc26b05b2)

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