@sqlite-prime/nodesql@1.0.6
Vulnerability report · Last retrieved from osv.dev October 8, 2026 at 6:41 AM UTC
OSV ID
MAL-2026-13716
Ecosystem
npm
Summary
@sqlite-prime/nodesql@1.0.6 ships a verbatim copy of the well-known buffer library as its main entry (index.js) with a single injected top-level statement var ins = import('@sqlite-prime/createsql'); that dynamically loads the sibling scoped package @sqlite-prime/createsql (declared as a dependency, ^1.0.1) whenever a consumer require()s this module. The sibling package's code is not shipped in this tarball, is unpinned, and is unrelated to the advertised buffer polyfill functionality. Package identity is inconsistent across metadata: package.json names the package @sqlite-prime/nodesql, the README titles the project bare-stream and instructs npm i @sql-access/nods, the LICENSE header is copied from the type-is project (Jonathan Ong / Douglas Christopher Wilson), and the code is copied from Feross Aboukhadijeh's buffer. This is the canonical loader/staging shape: a benign-looking copy of a popular library with an injected import that pulls in and executes an external, unrelated package at load time.
Source: amazon-inspector (cd5b84b0145aa2612302c7153b5848582cdda2f6c88c802dfc0618cd376dd617)
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