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Malicious npm Packages Inject SSH Backdoors via Typosquatted Libraries
Socket’s threat research team has detected six malicious npm packages typosquatting popular libraries to insert SSH backdoors.
github.com/zlm2012/qsvencc-tcp-wrapper
This is a tcp wrapper implementation for QSVEncC command from QSVEnc, simply sending the input & args to the server-side, and returning the output to the client with progress info printed to stderr.
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cmd/qsvencc-server
is the server implementation, with configurable options below
-l --listen
: tcp address to listen, with default value 192.168.122.1:11111
-c --cmd-path
: path to qsvencc executable, with default value qsvencc
cmd/qsvencc-client
is the client implementation which could be a drop-in replacement of original qsvencc in the view of arguments, with additional options below
--remote-addr
: tcp address to connect, with default value 192.168.122.1:11111
Why 192.168.122.1
? Because that's the default IP address for KVM host from default bridge virbr0
.
Some configurations need to be tuned for an acceptable experience:
mode='host-model'
for the cpu configuration, or the CPU performance could be decreased dramatically.MIT License is applied. please check LICENSE for detail.
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