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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.
主要封装 Primary package:
[class] MQTT - Mqttop():
封装 MQTT 类, 支持 发送信息 和 接收信息
Encapsulates MQTT classes that support sending and receiving information
[class] MYSQL - Mysqldbop():
封装 MYSQL 类, 支持操作 MYSQL 数据库, 包括 [增/删/改/查]
encapsulating MYSQL classes, supporting operations on MYSQL Database, including [ADD/DELETE/MODIFY/QUERY]
[class] FTP - Ftpserver():
创建 FTP 服务端
Create an FTP server
[class] FTP - Ftpclient():
创建 FTP 客户端
Create an FTP client
[func] INI - readini():
readini()
读取ini文件并返回嵌套字典
Read the ini file and return the nested dictionary
[func] INI - saveini():
saveini()
保存嵌套字典为ini文件
Save the nested dictionary as an ini file
其它小工具 Others are commonly used:
[func] pic():
获取变量名的名称 / 类型 / 值
Get the name / type / value of the variable name
[func] restrop():
返回字符串的颜色字体[字体模式 / 字体颜色 / 字体背景], 可使用print()打印
Returns the color font of the string [font mode / font color / font background],
which can be printed using print().
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We found that hzgt 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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