@gzmjs/mobile-file-explorer@1.0.1
GZMJS Mobile File Explorer
AI Security Review
scanned 4d ago · by lpm-firewall-aiThe package entry point imports a remote-client dependency that automatically reports browser errors and page context at runtime. This is undisclosed telemetry, so the package warrants a warning.
Static reason
No blocking static signals were detected.
Trigger
Importing the package loads @gzmjs/console-remote; reports are sent when browser resource errors, JavaScript errors, or unhandled rejections occur.
Impact
The configured service receives page and error context automatically, without a consent or opt-out mechanism identified in the inspected source.
Mechanism
Global handlers submit page URLs, user-agent strings, and error details through the GraphQL client to the same-origin /graphql endpoint or configured graphQLHost.
AI rationale
The package entry point imports a remote-client dependency that automatically reports browser errors and page context at runtime. This is undisclosed telemetry, so the package warrants a warning.
Evidence
dist/mobile-file-explorer.es.js.lpm-dependency-evidence-e805c740-8af9-465f-b85d-bfd2309a98bb/1/npm-linux/dist/console-remote.es.js
Network endpoints1
Same-origin /graphql or configured graphQLHost
Decision evidence
public snapshotAI called this Suspicious at 91.0% confidence as Dangerous Capability with medium false-positive risk.
Evidence for warning
- The package entry point imports @gzmjs/console-remote.
- The dependency installs global resource-error, JavaScript-error, and unhandled-rejection handlers that automatically submit page URLs, user-agent strings, and error details.
- Reports are sent through the configured GraphQL client, which defaults to the current page's host and /graphql.
Evidence against
- The package manifest has no install or lifecycle scripts.
- The package's own code provides file-explorer UI and GraphQL operations; no credential collection, unrelated hard-coded host, or file writes were identified.
Behavioral surface
HighEntropyStringsMinifiedTrivial
NoLicense
Source & flagged code
4 flaggeddist/mobile-file-explorer.es.jsView file
1import{createText as n,baseStyle as e,onlyChildStyle as t,showAlert as o,showDockBottomModalDlg as i,showError as r,createStyleSheet as d,utilityStyleClass as a,createTxtBtn as c,isTxtBtn as l,utilityStyle as s,showConfi
Medium
Ai Review Evidence
The package entry point imports @gzmjs/console-remote.
dist/mobile-file-explorer.es.jsView on unpkg · L1.lpm-dependency-evidence-e805c740-8af9-465f-b85d-bfd2309a98bb/1/npm-linux/dist/console-remote.es.jsView file
1window.addEventListener("error",e=>{const n=e.target,t=n.src||n.href;t&&async function(n){const t={Url:n,Page:window.location.href,UA:navigator.userAgent};try{await I(Q,{dbid:0,req:{QueryId:"Root.Core.ConsoleWebError",Scid:null,Data:JSON.stringify({a:t})}})}catch(e){}}(t)},!0);async function z(e){try{await I("\nmutation ($dbid: Int!, $req: CAF_Scaf
Medium
Suspicious Dependency Evidence
The dependency installs global resource-error, JavaScript-error, and unhandled-rejection handlers that automatically submit page URLs, user-agent strings, and error details.
Findings
4 Medium3 Low
MediumAi Review Evidencedist/mobile-file-explorer.es.js
MediumSuspicious Dependency Evidence.lpm-dependency-evidence-e805c740-8af9-465f-b85d-bfd2309a98bb/1/npm-linux/dist/console-remote.es.js
MediumSuspicious Dependency Evidence.lpm-dependency-evidence-e805c740-8af9-465f-b85d-bfd2309a98bb/1/npm-linux/dist/console-remote.es.js
MediumAi Review Evidence.lpm-dependency-evidence-e805c740-8af9-465f-b85d-bfd2309a98bb/1/npm-linux/dist/console-remote.es.js
LowScripts Present
LowHigh Entropy Strings
LowNo License
Affected versions and remediation
This report applies to @gzmjs/mobile-file-explorer@1.0.1.
See all versions of @gzmjs/mobile-file-explorer for other recorded verdicts.
- Review the evidence and your use of @gzmjs/mobile-file-explorer@1.0.1 before allowing it. Restrict the permissions described in this report.
- Choose an independently verified alternative or release. This report does not establish that other versions are safe.
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