@atlasauth/embed@0.9.0
AI Security Review
scanned 13d ago · by lpm-firewall-aiThe flagged runtime locations resolve to authentication flows, popup signaling, design helpers, and telemetry sent to the widget's configured frontend API. The reviewed manifest and dependency entrypoints show no install hook or concrete attack behavior.
Decision evidence
public snapshot- package.json points to the package entrypoint and lists Atlas authentication and design dependencies; the inspected manifest has no install lifecycle hook.
- Telemetry collects device details and an optional interaction snapshot, then posts them to the frontend API supplied through the widget options.
- Inspected sign-in, sign-up, reset, MFA, SSO, and passkey callers send their corresponding user-entered values or authentication results to Atlas client routes; no unrelated account mutation was identified.
- The inspected popup, sign-out, appearance, and design runtime helpers handle authentication flow messages or design rendering.
- The inspected @atlasauth/js manifest points to dist/index.js, declares @atlasauth/authz 0.2.0, and lists build, typecheck, and test scripts without an install lifecycle script.
- Telemetry includes device identifiers and may include an interaction snapshot; the inspected caller routes it to the configured frontend API.
Source & flagged code
7 flaggedBrowser source reuses an authenticated session to collect identity data and mutate account settings while reporting externally.
dist/embed.jsView on unpkg · L1Telemetry collects device details and an optional interaction snapshot, then posts them to the frontend API supplied through the widget options.
dist/embed.jsView on unpkg · L387Findings
Affected versions and remediation
This report applies to @atlasauth/embed@0.9.0.
See all versions of @atlasauth/embed for other recorded verdicts.
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- Choose an independently verified alternative or release. This report does not establish that other versions are safe.
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