@stacksjs/actions@0.75.397
The Stacks actions.
AI Security Review
scanned 5d ago · by lpm-firewall-aiThe reported credential lead resolves to AWS credentials used by the package's deployment workflow, and the root import does not trigger that workflow. The package's lifecycle hook only builds the package; the other flagged paths inspected perform ordinary action utilities and repository-scoped release behavior.
Decision evidence
public snapshot- The package entrypoint is dist/index.js and wires the action runner while exporting action utilities; it does not import the deploy command.
- The only lifecycle script is prepublishOnly, which runs the package build.
- GitHub release publishing obtains a GitHub token only when called and uses it for a release operation on the repository inferred from the user's Git remote.
- The deploy module reads AWS credentials from project environment files as part of its deployment workflow; no unrelated credential collector was identified.
- Package discovery updates a generated package manifest when explicitly called; it does not run as install or root-import behavior.
- Static scanner similarity and semantic-analysis findings are leads, not source evidence of an attack.
- The AWS credential finding points to stacksjs.com, but the inspected match is within email/template content rather than credential transport.
Source & flagged code
16 flaggedPackage source references dynamic require/import behavior.
dist/lint/stx-gate.jsView on unpkg · L1Findings
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