nano-perf

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Vulnerabilities (1)

Known vulnerabilities affecting nano-perf, based on data from OSV.

Vulnerabilities affecting nano-perf
IDSeveritySummaryAffected versionsPublishedSource
MAL-2026-11204UnknownMalicious code in nano-perf (npm)Version 2.2.0 of nano-perf declares a postinstall script that automatically launches daemon.js as a detached, unreferenced process with ignored standard streams, allowing it to survive completion of npm install. The launcher reconstructs an obfuscated Supabase endpoint from Base64 fragments and sends a persistent node identifier, CPU count, total memory, platform information, and an online heartbeat to a table named stealth_heartbeats. After a successful heartbeat the detached daemon polls a second table named stealth_tasks for pending work assigned to the victim node. The observed task handl
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  • MAL-2026-11204Unknown
    Malicious code in nano-perf (npm)
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    Version 2.2.0 of nano-perf declares a postinstall script that automatically launches daemon.js as a detached, unreferenced process with ignored standard streams, allowing it to survive completion of npm install. The launcher reconstructs an obfuscated Supabase endpoint from Base64 fragments and sends a persistent node identifier, CPU count, total memory, platform information, and an online heartbeat to a table named stealth_heartbeats. After a successful heartbeat the detached daemon polls a second table named stealth_tasks for pending work assigned to the victim node. The observed task handl

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