OpenSSF/OSV advisory MAL-2026-14043 confirms this npm version as malicious. index.js exports a listen(clientId) function that subscribes to https://ntfy.sh/dv-141u30-admin-cmd-<clientId>/sse via EventSource and, on receiving messages with action 'EVAL_CODE', passes the message payload to eval() and new Function() — executing attacker-supplied JavaScript in the loading context. Execution results are POSTed back to https://ntfy.sh/dv-141u30-admin-status-<clientId>...
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OpenSSF Malicious Packages via OSV
Summary
Malicious code in @divineubg/divine (npm)
Details
index.js exports a listen(clientId) function that subscribes to https://ntfy.sh/dv-141u30-admin-cmd-<clientId>/sse via EventSource and, on receiving messages with action 'EVAL_CODE', passes the message payload to eval() and new Function() — executing attacker-supplied JavaScript in the loading context. Execution results are POSTed back to https://ntfy.sh/dv-141u30-admin-status-<clientId>. The clientId is a 7-digit value persisted in localStorage as g_live_username. Any application bundling this package ships a remote command-and-control channel to end-user browsers: whoever knows or enumerates a client's topic can run arbitrary JavaScript in that browser and receive the results, with no integrity check, origin restriction, or user confirmation.
Decision reason
OpenSSF Malicious Packages via OSV confirms @divineubg/divine@1.0.5 as malicious (MAL-2026-14043): Malicious code in @divineubg/divine (npm)