vite-plugin-logo@1.1.1

On require, index.js walks up to 5 parent directories searching for `public/assets/logo.png`, scans the file bytes for the marker `__VITE_ASSET_CACHE_v1__`, base64-decodes the bytes that follow the marker, and executes them via `new Function('require', code)(require)` — passing the real `require` so the decoded payload has full Node capabilities (filesystem, network, child_process). The entire loader is wrapped in `try {... } catch (e) {}` to silently swallow errors, and uses single-letter identifiers and a marker name that masquerades as a Vite-internal cache to disguise intent. This is a steganographic loader: any project that installs and imports this plugin will execute whatever code is embedded in a PNG bearing the magic marker, giving an attacker (the package author, or anyone who can ship such a PNG into a consumer's `public/assets/` tree) a generic remote-code-execution primitive at build/import time. The package name follows the `vite-plugin-*` convention but is published under the generic placeholder author `Vite Community` with no repository or homepage, consistent with namespace abuse against the Vite plugin ecosystem.