node-pino

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Vulnerabilities (1)

Known vulnerabilities affecting node-pino, based on data from OSV.

Vulnerabilities affecting node-pino
IDSeveritySummaryAffected versionsPublishedSource
MAL-2026-6762UnknownMalicious code in node-pino (npm)node-pino is a one-edit typosquat of the popular `pino` logger that ships repackaged `winston` plus a malicious `postinstall` dropper. On `npm install`, the postinstall hook (`npm run license` -> `node lib/winston/license`) spawns a DETACHED, unref'd child process that reads an AES-256-CBC-encrypted blob (`license.list`, ~211 KB), decrypts it with a hardcoded key/iv, and `eval()`s the ~105 KB obfuscated infostealer payload. The stealer targets crypto wallets (exodus.wallet), the macOS Keychain, and Brave/Chrome/Edge user-data, zips the loot to `p5.zip`, and exfiltrates via HTTP POST /upload to
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  • MAL-2026-6762Unknown
    Malicious code in node-pino (npm)
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    node-pino is a one-edit typosquat of the popular `pino` logger that ships repackaged `winston` plus a malicious `postinstall` dropper. On `npm install`, the postinstall hook (`npm run license` -> `node lib/winston/license`) spawns a DETACHED, unref'd child process that reads an AES-256-CBC-encrypted blob (`license.list`, ~211 KB), decrypts it with a hardcoded key/iv, and `eval()`s the ~105 KB obfuscated infostealer payload. The stealer targets crypto wallets (exodus.wallet), the macOS Keychain, and Brave/Chrome/Edge user-data, zips the loot to `p5.zip`, and exfiltrates via HTTP POST /upload to

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