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upgrade @jupiterone/data-model to 0.61.10 #1114

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Socket Security / Socket Security: Pull Request Alerts failed Sep 4, 2024 in 19s

Pull Request #1114 Alerts: Complete with warnings

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PR #1114 Alerts ⚠️ Found 11 project alerts

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AI detected security risk npm/@jupiterone/[email protected]
  • Notes: The code fragment contains a potential security risk due to the lack of input validation and sanitization for the 'cmd' argument, which could lead to command injection vulnerabilities.
  • Confidence: 0.75
  • Severity: 0.60
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AI detected security risk npm/@jupiterone/[email protected]
  • Notes: The presence of eval() in the code poses a significant security risk and potential for malicious behavior. Its usage should be reviewed and removed to mitigate the risk.
  • Confidence: 0.42
  • Severity: 0.90
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AI detected security risk npm/@jupiterone/[email protected]
  • Notes: The code exhibits potential security risks, including data leakage, code injection vulnerabilities, and potential obfuscation. It should be refactored to use safer alternatives and undergo a thorough security review.
  • Confidence: 0.75
  • Severity: 0.60
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AI detected security risk npm/@jupiterone/[email protected]
  • Notes: The code contains a security risk due to the use of the 'eval' function, which could lead to code injection and other vulnerabilities. The presence of 'eval' raises concerns about the security of the package.
  • Confidence: 0.75
  • Severity: 0.70
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AI detected security risk npm/@jupiterone/[email protected]
  • Notes: The code is vulnerable to command injection and arbitrary code execution due to the lack of input validation and sanitization, which could be exploited by an attacker to execute arbitrary shell commands on the host system. The use of 'vm' module for executing untrusted code should be reviewed and potentially removed to mitigate the risk of arbitrary code execution.
  • Confidence: 0.80
  • Severity: 0.80
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AI detected security risk npm/@jupiterone/[email protected]
  • Notes: The presence of the eval function in the code raises serious security concerns as it can execute arbitrary code and lead to potential unauthorized actions or data theft. The code should be reviewed and the use of eval should be carefully reconsidered.
  • Confidence: 0.45
  • Severity: 0.85
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AI detected security risk npm/@jupiterone/[email protected]
  • Notes: The code contains a significant security risk due to the 'exec' function executing shell commands based on untrusted input. This could lead to command injection attacks and unauthorized system access. Immediate action should be taken to address this security issue.
  • Confidence: 0.45
  • Severity: 0.85
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AI detected security risk npm/@jupiterone/[email protected]
  • Notes: The code should be refactored to remove the use of 'eval', properly sanitize and validate user input, and carefully review and secure the usage of environment variables and constructed objects to prevent potential security risks. The identified issues pose a high security risk and require immediate attention.
  • Confidence: 0.75
  • Severity: 0.75
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Obfuscated code npm/@jupiterone/[email protected] ⚠︎
AI detected security risk npm/@jupiterone/[email protected]
  • Notes: The code contains a significant security risk due to the use of the 'eval' function, which can lead to code injection vulnerabilities. This behavior is highly risky and should be addressed immediately.
  • Confidence: 0.42
  • Severity: 0.90
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AI detected security risk npm/@jupiterone/[email protected]
  • Notes: Due to the lack of code for analysis, the reports are inconclusive and do not provide any meaningful insights into the security of the open source dependency. The high confidence level in report 5 contradicts the absence of scores for malware, security risk, and obfuscated, indicating inconsistencies in the reporting. Without code review, it is challenging to make accurate assessments of the security risks associated with the software.
  • Confidence: 0.40
  • Severity: 0.40
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