OpenSSF/OSV advisory MAL-2026-5787 confirms this npm version as malicious. Package name `@solana-labs/spl-toke` is a one-character omission of the legitimate `@solana-labs/spl-token` package, abusing the official Solana Labs scope-and-name shape to confuse installers. The bundled outputs at lib/index.cjs.js and lib/index.esm.js contain repeated co-occurrences of `require('child_process')`, `curl` invocations, `fetch(` calls, and `POST` request shapes spread across many lines (e.g. cjs...
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Summary
Malicious code in @solana-labs/spl-toke (npm)
Details
Package name `@solana-labs/spl-toke` is a one-character omission of the legitimate `@solana-labs/spl-token` package, abusing the official Solana Labs scope-and-name shape to confuse installers. The bundled outputs at lib/index.cjs.js and lib/index.esm.js contain repeated co-occurrences of `require('child_process')`, `curl` invocations, `fetch(` calls, and `POST` request shapes spread across many lines (e.g. cjs lines 11441, 11466, 11479, 11495, 11535 for child_process; lines 11441, 11495, 11535, 11589, 11629 for curl; lines 5041/5046, 11464, 11558, 11652 for fetch+POST). The combination of (a) a clear typosquat against a top-tier blockchain SDK namespace and (b) bundled subprocess + outbound HTTP primitives in a package that purports to be a thin SPL-token client matches the supply-chain dropper/exfil shape and should not be allowed to install on developer or build machines.
Decision reason
OSV/OpenSSF confirms @solana-labs/spl-toke@1.98.111 as malicious package MAL-2026-5787. Malicious code in @solana-labs/spl-toke (npm)