If this package is installed
Remove it, treat the machine (or CI runner) as compromised, and rotate every secret, token and key it could access — from a different, clean machine.
Details
Source: amazon-inspector (e3c4633742f36d29ca968a2ce71c97cb81e9cb2d2c76738742bb39de671cb115)
Package advertises a trivial formatDate utility but ships a malicious npm postinstall hook. The postinstall script launches a backgrounded interactive bash reverse shell via /dev/tcp/124.221.154.135/4444, granting a remote party shell access on the installer's host at install time. A companion postinstall.js reads the installer's ~/.ssh directory listing along with OS username/platform information and POSTs it over HTTPS to the same hardcoded IP (124.221.154.135:443, path /post). The advertised formatDate export in index.js is a decoy; the package name pattern and empty author metadata are consistent with a typosquat/decoy lure whose sole functional effect is install-time compromise of the installer machine.