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What the project says about itself
  • Build provenance — the latest release, 6.1.0, carries a signed provenance attestation. Source: the registry.
  • Supported runtime — node >= 22.19.0. Source: the registry.
  • Publishers on the registry — 2. Source: the registry.
  • Security policy — published. Source: the repository.
  • OpenSSF Scorecard — 7.1 / 10 on 2026-08-24. Source: OpenSSF, via deps.dev. A third party's view of security practice, not part of the health score.

Third-party facts checked 23 days ago; registry facts on every crawl.

State history 1
WhenChange
2026-10-14 first verdict: active
Supply-chain history 1
  1. account hijacked 2026-08 6.0.0

    The maintainer’s GitHub account was compromised and malicious commits to main triggered releases, with valid provenance, whose pre-install step stole npm, GitHub, cloud and Vault secrets and republished every package the stolen tokens could reach.

    Commits deleted and versions removed; the worm reached over 2,200 versions across 444 packages.

    Source: Aikido, Datadog Security Labs and Sonatype analyses, 4–5 August 2026. History, not a warning about today — the verdict above is about maintenance now.

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maintenance: active

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