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Two Malicious Rust Crates Impersonate Popular Logger to Steal Wallet Keys
Socket uncovers malicious Rust crates impersonating fast_log to steal Solana and Ethereum wallet keys from source code.
@resolverworks/enson
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import {Record} from '@resolverworks/enson';
// construct KV records in human-readable notation
// minimal memory footprint, everything is string/Uint8Array
let vitalik = Record.from({
name: 'Vitalik',
$eth: '0xd8dA6BF26964aF9D7eEd9e03E53415D37aA96045',
$btc: 'bc1pcm5cz7zqmc23ml65m628vrln0fja6hnhewmncya3x6n6rq7t7rdqhgqlvc',
avatar: 'eip155:1/erc1155:0xb32979486938aa9694bfc898f35dbed459f44424/10063',
'#ipfs': 'k2jmtxrxbr58aa3716vvr99qallufj3qae595op83p37jod4exujup32',
'#pubkey': {x: 1, y: 2},
'#name': 'vitalik.eth',
});
// supports all standard resolver functions
let name = vitalik.text('name'); // "Vitalik"
let addr60 = vitalik.addr(60); // Uint8Array(20)
let hash = vitalik.contenthash(); // Uint8Array(38)
let pubkey = vitalik.pubkey(); // UintArray(64)
let name = vitalik.name(); // "vitalik.eth"
// access wrapped values
vitalik.getAddress(60); // Address()
vitalik.getChash(); // Chash()
vitalik.getPubkey(); // Pubkey()
// generate calldata
let calls = vitalik.makeSetters({name: 'vitalik.eth'});
// generate calldata diff
let edit = Record.from(vitalik);
edit.delete('$btc'); // remove
edit.set('name', 'Vitamin'); // edit
edit.set('description', 'CEO of Ethereum'); // add
let calls = edit.makeSetters({name: 'vitalik.eth', init: vitalik});
import {Record} from '@resolverworks/enson';
let profile0 = Profile.ENS(); // default ENS profile
let profile = Profile.from(vitalik);
// Profile {
// texts: Set(2) { 'name', 'avatar' },
// addrs: Set(2) { 60n, 0n },
// chash: true,
// pubkey: true,
// name: true,
// addr0: false
// }
let calls = profile.makeGetters({name: 'nick.eth'}); // calldata
let answers = ...; // do the calls using ethers or whatever
let nick = new Record();
nick.parseCalls(calls, answers);
import {Coin} from '@resolverworks/enson';
// memozied coin formats
Coin.fromName('eth') === Coin.from({name: 'eth'}) === Coin.from('eth')
Coin.fromType(60) === Coin.from({type: 60}) === Coin.from(60)
Coin.fromChain(1) === Coin.from({chain: 1})
console.log(Coin.from('btc'));
// Coin { type: 0n, name: 'btc', title: 'Bitcoin' }
console.log(Coin.fromChain(2));
// UnnamedEVMCoin { type: 2147483650n }
console.log(Coin.from(69420));
// UnknownCoin { type: 69420n }
import {Address} from '@resolverworks/enson';
Address.from('0x51050ec063d393217B436747617aD1C2285Aeeee');
Address.from('btc', 'bc1q9ejpfyp7fvjdq5fjx5hhrd6uzevn9gupxd98aq');
Address.from(0, '0x00142e6414903e4b24d05132352f71b75c165932a381');
import {Chash} from '@resolverworks/enson';
let ipfs = Chash.from('0xe301017012201687de19f1516b9e560ab8655faa678e3a023ebff43494ac06a36581aafc957e');
ipfs.bytes; // Uint8Array
ipfs.spec; // {codec: 0xE3, name: 'IPFS'}
ipfs.toHash(); // "k2jmtxrxbr58aa3716vvr99qallufj3qae595op83p37jod4exujup32"
ipfs.toURL(); // "ipfs://k2jmtxrxbr58aa3716vvr99qallufj3qae595op83p37jod4exujup32"
ipfs.toGatewayURL(); // "https://cloudflare-ipfs.com/ipfs/k2jmtxrxbr58aa3716vvr99qallufj3qae595op83p37jod4exujup32/"
ipfs.toObject() // { protocol: {codec: 227, name: 'IPFS'}, cid: {version: 1, codec: 112, hash: {codec: 18, data: [Uint8Array]}}}
let onion = Chash.fromOnion('2gzyxa5ihm7nsggfxnu52rck2vv4rvmdlkiu3zzui5du4xyclen53wid');
onion.toObject(); // {protocol: {codec: 445, name: 'Onion'}, pubkey: [Uint8Array], checksum: [Uint8Array], version: 3}
onion.toURL(); // "http://2gzyxa5ihm7nsggfxnu52rck2vv4rvmdlkiu3zzui5du4xyclenq.onion"
let json = Chash.from({nice: 'chonk'}, 'json'); // hint
json.toObject(); // {protocol: {codec: 74565, name: 'DataURL'}, mime: 'application/json', data: [Uint8Array], abbr: 'json', value: {nice: 'chonk'}}
json.toURL(); // "data:application/json;base64,eyJuaWNlIjoiY2hvbmsifQ=="
let file = Chash.from(readFileSync('chonk.mp4'), 'video/mp4');
import {Node} from '@resolverworks/enson';
// create a registry
let node = Node.root();
// create some subdomains, store a Record in a Node (eg. a Resolver)
node.create('vitalik.eth').record = vitalik;
// import record from JSON at an existing node
// (same as .record = Record.from({...})
node.find('raffy.eth').import({
name: 'Raffy',
$eth: '0x51050ec063d393217B436747617aD1C2285Aeeee'
});
// import some subdomains
// "." is the parent node record and indicates that keys are subdomains
root.find('eth').import({
'.': { name: 'Ether', $eth: '0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000000' }, // eth
slobo: { name: 'Alex', $eth: '0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000001' }, // slobo.eth
darian: { name: 'Darian', $eth: '0x0000000000000000000000000000000000000002' } // darian.eth
});
root.flat() // list of nodes
// create reverse nodes
let rev = root.create('addr.reverse');
root.scan(node => {
let eth = node.record?.getAddress(60);
if (eth) {
rev.create(eth.toPhex().slice(2)).record = Record.from({
[Record.NAME]: node.name
});
}
});
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The npm package @resolverworks/enson receives a total of 34 weekly downloads. As such, @resolverworks/enson popularity was classified as not popular.
We found that @resolverworks/enson demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 3 open source maintainers collaborating on the project.
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