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@redhat-cloud-services/frontend-components-advisor-components — deep security report

ShadowCanopy's full breakdown of @redhat-cloud-services/frontend-components-advisor-components on npm: verdict, AI analysis, dependency chain, network behavior, prebuilds, and obfuscated code.

Dangerous — known malicious
This package matches a known-malicious advisory and is blocked by ShadowCanopy by default.
Scanned 10/30/2026
Known malicious@redhat-cloud-services/frontend-components-advisor-components@3.10.17View on registry ↗latest: 3.10.17

This package matches a known-malicious advisory and is blocked by ShadowCanopy by default across every project. 3 flagged versions.

No static findings; package contains only expected frontend component files (JS/CSS for Red Hat advisor UI widgets). No malicious behavior present.

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AI breakdown

Plain-English summary of what this package does and how it behaves.

Package providing React components for Advisor applications and integrations, including UI elements for reports, rules, ratings, and templates.

Capabilities

  • Exports React components (ReportDetails, RuleDescription, RuleRating, RebootRequired, etc.)
  • Includes CSS styles for components
  • Provides template processing and common utilities

Data access

  • None observed

Network

  • No network access observed

Benign Red Hat frontend component library with no scripts or network behavior; relies on standard dependencies for markdown and sanitization.

Dependency & execution chain

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Package metadata

LicenseApache-2.0

Components to be used in Advisor applications and integrations.

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Files in package (208)

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