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Data Theft Repackaged: A Case Study in Malicious Wrapper Packages on npm
The Socket Research Team breaks down a malicious wrapper package that uses obfuscation to harvest credentials and exfiltrate sensitive data.
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Please follow the installation instruction and take a look at usage examples.
Python 3+
If the python package is hosted on Github, you can install directly from Github
pip install git+https://github.com/cardpay/python-sdk-v3.git --upgrade
or
pip install 'cardpay>=3.89.16' --upgrade
Then import the package:
from cardpay import *
Install via Setuptools.
python setup.py install --user
Then import the package:
from cardpay import *
Example for Auth
import os
from cardpay import *
CARDPAY_API_URL = os.getenv('CARDPAY_API_URL', 'https://sandbox.cardpay.com')
GATEWAY_TERMINAL_CODE = os.getenv('GATEWAY_TERMINAL_CODE', '00000')
GATEWAY_PASSWORD = os.getenv('GATEWAY_PASSWORD', 'password')
auth = AuthApi(ApiClient(baseUrl=CARDPAY_API_URL))
result = auth.obtain_tokens(
grant_type="password",
terminal_code=GATEWAY_TERMINAL_CODE,
password=GATEWAY_PASSWORD
)
access_token = result.access_token
refresh_token = result.refresh_token
print('access_token:',access_token)
print('refresh_token:', refresh_token)
Example for payment
import os
from cardpay import *
CARDPAY_API_URL = os.getenv('CARDPAY_API_URL', 'https://sandbox.cardpay.com')
GATEWAY_TERMINAL_CODE = os.getenv('GATEWAY_TERMINAL_CODE', '00000')
GATEWAY_PASSWORD = os.getenv('GATEWAY_PASSWORD', 'password')
config = Configuration(
base_url=CARDPAY_API_URL,
terminal_code=GATEWAY_TERMINAL_CODE,
password=GATEWAY_PASSWORD
)
payments = PaymentsApi(ApiClient(config))
request = PaymentRequest(
request=ApiClient.uuid_request(),
merchant_order=PaymentRequestMerchantOrder(
id='merchant order id',
description='merchant description'
),
card_account=PaymentRequestCardAccount(
card=PaymentRequestCard(
pan='card pan',
holder='cardholder in Upper Case',
expiration='expiration date',
security_code='123'
),
billing_address = BillingAddress(
country='USA',
state='NY',
zip='10001',
city='New York',
addr_line_1='address1',
addr_line_2='address2'
)
),
customer=PaymentRequestCustomer(
id='000',
full_name='full name',
birth_date='birth date',
email='e-mail',
phone='+###########',
work_phone='+###########',
home_phone='+###########',
locale='en'
),
payment_method="BANKCARD",
payment_data=PaymentRequestPaymentData(
currency="currency",
amount=1.23
)
)
create_payment_response = payments.create_payment(request)
payment_id = create_payment_response.payment_data.id
redirect_url = create_payment_response.redirect_url
print("payment_id:", payment_id);
print("redirect_url:", redirect_url);
payment_response = payments.get_payment(payment_id)
print('payment_response:', payment_response)
print('payment_status:', payment_response.payment_data.status)
The SDK will automatically use a proxy if the HTTPS_PROXY
or HTTP_PROXY
environment variable is set.
If the NO_PROXY
env variable is set, the SDK won't use the proxy for hosts from this variable. The format of
NO_PROXY
: comma separated domain names (e.g. "cardpay.com,.example.com").
FAQs
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We found that cardpay demonstrated a healthy version release cadence and project activity because the last version was released less than a year ago. It has 1 open source maintainer collaborating on the project.
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