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supply chain event / NVI-00012399 / Revision 1

Malicious code in sea-baileys (npm)

GitHub lists this malware advisory for sea-baileys. Published version ranges and source prerequisites are shown below; this is not an inspection of a visitor’s application.

source listedactiveGHSA-9xjg-g5r3-xpj8

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sea-baileys

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  • = 1.0.2

## Source: amazon-inspector (2aaf4b5ddb859270a86aa6d21df680ed66fb0622434317747a6f7275ad9a3d60) sea-baileys is a fork of the Baileys WhatsApp Web library. Its package.json remaps the `libsignal` import specifier to `npm:@otaxayun/libsignal-node@latest` — an unrelated maintainer's package pinned to the mutable `latest` dist-tag rather than a fixed version or integrity hash. lib/Signal/libsignal.js routes the installer's Signal Protocol identity private key, signed pre-key private key, session records and sender keys through this dependency, so whatever code `@otaxayun/libsignal-node` resolves to at install time handles the consumer's WhatsApp cryptographic identity and message stream. Because the tag is mutable and owned by a third party outside the sea-baileys publisher, a single publish under that name replaces the crypto implementation on every subsequent `npm install`. Separately, lib/Utils/messages-media.js's prepareWAMessageMedia unconditionally attaches a hardcoded `annotations` block referencing the newsletter JID `120363409928671192@newsletter` ("HOSHINO AI INFORMATION") to every outgoing media message when the caller does not supply annotations, silently modifying consumer-

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05 / Provenance

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  1. GHSA-9xjg-g5r3-xpj8 ↗

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