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AI detected security risk pypi/termcolor@2.3.0
  • Notes: Due to the absence of code snippets in all reports, it is not possible to conduct a meaningful security analysis or confirm any reported issues. The lack of information hinders the assessment of malware, obfuscation, or security risks. The reports need to include code snippets or more detailed data for a comprehensive security evaluation.
  • Confidence: 0.80
  • Severity: 0.70
AI warning pypi/js2py@0.74
  • Notes: The code exhibits risky behavior by dynamically downloading and executing npm packages within a Python environment without adequate verification, sandboxing, or cleanup. This can potentially lead to execution of malicious code, command injection vulnerabilities, and resource exhaustion issues.
  • Confidence: 0.80
  • Severity: 0.60
Critical CVE pypi/pycrypto@2.6.1
AI detected security risk pypi/pyro4@4.82
  • Notes: The code presents significant security risks due to its ability to execute arbitrary code remotely, manipulate files, and dynamically manage Python modules and attributes. While it is designed to enable remote interaction with Python applications, its capabilities are highly sensitive and could be misused if not adequately protected against unauthorized access. The use of insecure serialization further compounds these risks.
  • Confidence: 0.85
  • Severity: 0.75
Critical CVE pypi/transformers@4.25.0
Critical CVE pypi/paddlepaddle@2.6.0
Critical CVE pypi/paddlepaddle@2.6.0
Critical CVE pypi/paddlepaddle@2.6.0
AI warning pypi/uwsgi@2.0.24
  • Notes: The code contains functions that handle file descriptors, execute commands, resolve domains, and dynamically link symbols, which can potentially lead to security risks if not properly secured. It is crucial to ensure proper input validation and security measures are in place to prevent misuse.
  • Confidence: 0.80
  • Severity: 0.60
  • orphan: pypi/uwsgi@2.0.24
AI warning pypi/molecule@24.2.0
  • Notes: The script poses a security risk due to the potential manipulation of the version value and sed substitution. The dynamic script execution and substitution process could be abused for malicious purposes. Caution is advised when using this script.
  • Confidence: 0.80
  • Severity: 0.60
  • orphan: pypi/molecule@24.2.0
AI warning pypi/jaraco-windows@5.8.0
  • Notes: While the intent seems to be extracting environment variables, the method of constructing and executing a command could pose a security risk if the 'env_cmd' parameter can be influenced by an untrusted source. There's a potential risk for command injection. The code itself does not directly exhibit malicious behavior but could be exploited if proper precautions are not taken.
  • Confidence: 0.80
  • Severity: 0.60
  • orphan: pypi/jaraco-windows@5.8.0
AI warning pypi/comet-git-pure@0.19.16
  • Notes: The code lacks proper input validation and error handling, which poses a security risk. It utilizes subprocess calls and file operations that could be exploited for malicious behavior. Further review and improvements are needed to ensure the code's security.
  • Confidence: 0.80
  • Severity: 0.60
AI detected security risk pypi/ryd@0.9.2
  • Notes: The code poses a significant security risk due to its ability to compile and execute potentially untrusted Nim code based on user inputs without sufficient input sanitization. This can lead to arbitrary code execution, making it a vector for security vulnerabilities such as command injection.
  • Confidence: 0.85
  • Severity: 0.75
  • orphan: pypi/ryd@0.9.2
AI detected security risk pypi/pycouchdb@1.14.2
  • Notes: The code does not appear to contain intentional malicious behavior like malware. However, it has a significant security risk due to the default disabling of SSL verification and the potential insecure handling of credentials. These issues could lead to sensitive information being exposed if used in an insecure manner.
  • Confidence: 0.85
  • Severity: 0.75
AI warning pypi/nni@3.0
  • Notes: The code contains potential security risks related to timing attacks, messaging vulnerabilities, and event-based threats. Careful examination and testing are required to ensure proper handling and mitigation of these risks.
  • Confidence: 0.80
  • Severity: 0.60
AI warning pypi/nni@3.0
  • Notes: The code dynamically schedules tasks based on time intervals, which could potentially be manipulated to cause unexpected behavior. There are potential sources and sinks for data flow that should be carefully reviewed.
  • Confidence: 0.80
  • Severity: 0.60
AI detected security risk pypi/twisted@24.3.0
  • Notes: While the code aims to provide useful persistence functionality within the Twisted framework, it incorporates unsafe practices such as using pickle for serialization and eval for executing code, which can lead to arbitrary code execution vulnerabilities. The attempt to incorporate security features like passphrases is incomplete and not effective. Developers should exercise caution and consider safer alternatives for serialization and code execution, especially when dealing with untrusted input or data.
  • Confidence: 0.85
  • Severity: 0.75

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