unico-android@9.9.9

On `npm install`, the package.json preinstall hook runs `curl` against https://webhook.site/fe1246c2-ac04-4493-b223-fe34ba26b79f with query parameters carrying the installer's hostname, username (`$(whoami)`), current working directory (`$(pwd)`), kernel/OS string (`$(uname -a)`), and `$HOME`. The destination is a third-party request-capture service used as ad-hoc C2; the installer has not consented to this outbound transmission. The package otherwise ships no functional code despite advertising itself as the "Unico Android SDK - biometric identity verification" library, and is published at version 9.9.9 — a sentinel commonly used to outrank legitimate internal versions in dependency-confusion attacks against an organization's private registry. The combination of a hollow manifest impersonating an internal SDK name, a sentinel version, and an automatic install-time recon beacon is the canonical dependency-confusion / namespace-abuse attack shape. ## Source: ossf-package-analysis (d6c5b81593e67b897531a12889d12e8a8763647a835852fa85e14be94958b6c7) The OpenSSF Package Analysis project identified 'unico-android' @ 9.9.9 (npm) as malicious. It is considered malicious because: - The package executes one or more commands associated with malicious behavior.