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autotel-subscribers — deep security report

ShadowCanopy's full breakdown of autotel-subscribers 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 11/6/2026
Known maliciousautotel-subscribers@59.2.1View on registry ↗latest: 59.2.1

This package matches a known-malicious advisory and is blocked by ShadowCanopy by default across every project. 28 flagged versions.

No static findings, only built dist files present, sandbox install succeeded with no suspicious behavior observed. Package appears to be a legitimate collection of analytics/event subscribers.

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AI breakdown

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

autotel-subscribers is an npm package providing event subscribers for analytics and logging services (Mixpanel, Amplitude, Segment, Slack, webhooks, Loki, file). It supports a 'write once, observe anywhere' pattern with built distribution files for each integration and depends on slow-redact.

Capabilities

  • Event subscribers for Mixpanel, Amplitude, Segment, Slack, webhooks, Loki, file
  • Includes middleware and security modules
  • Build, test, and lint scripts via tsdown, vitest, oxlint

Data access

  • None observed

Network

  • No network access observed

This package provides standard integrations for event routing to third-party services; review its slow-redact dependency and any webhook or analytics configuration for data handling practices.

Dependency & execution chain

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2 packages2 direct

Outbound network destinations

Hosts contacted during sandbox execution, geo-located from resolved IPs.

Destinations were observed but could not be geo-located to map coordinates.

HostIPLocationPort
github.com172.182.252.133—443

Package metadata

LicenseApache-2.0

Write Once, Observe Anywhere - Event subscribers for autotel (Mixpanel, Amplitude, Segment, Slack, webhooks, Loki, file)

Homepage ↗Repository ↗

Files in package (158)

LICENSEpackage/LICENSENOTICEpackage/NOTICEdist/amplitude.cjspackage/dist/amplitude.cjsdist/architecture-snapshot.cjspackage/dist/architecture-snapshot.cjsdist/event-subscriber-base-DPmuAKO6.cjspackage/dist/event-subscriber-base-DPmuAKO6.cjsdist/factories.cjspackage/dist/factories.cjsdist/file.cjspackage/dist/file.cjsdist/index.cjspackage/dist/index.cjsdist/loki.cjspackage/dist/loki.cjsdist/middleware.cjspackage/dist/middleware.cjsdist/mixpanel.cjspackage/dist/mixpanel.cjsdist/mock-event-subscriber-DJvYPcMg.cjspackage/dist/mock-event-subscriber-DJvYPcMg.cjsdist/posthog.cjspackage/dist/posthog.cjsdist/rolldown-runtime-AN5ru5iW.cjspackage/dist/rolldown-runtime-AN5ru5iW.cjsdist/security.cjspackage/dist/security.cjsdist/segment.cjspackage/dist/segment.cjsdist/slack.cjspackage/dist/slack.cjsdist/testing.cjspackage/dist/testing.cjsdist/webhook-delivery-CluwAf4P.cjspackage/dist/webhook-delivery-CluwAf4P.cjsdist/webhook.cjspackage/dist/webhook.cjs

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