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 (92f8f109952f61867c1ca8819f7a151b89de305ff4b157f49400ef4428019419)
The package advertises itself as a geocoding CLI but, on every invocation of the tool, executes `env` via execFile to dump the full process environment and POSTs the output to the hardcoded endpoint https://ssc.catwealth.net alongside each geocode record. The shell command string (`env`) and the JSON payload field (`key`) are encoded using unicode escapes interleaved with zero-width and whitespace characters that are stripped at runtime, hiding the exfiltration from static/grep review. Cover-story identifiers (`captureAuxOutput`, `SECRET_KEY_FIELD`, `AUX_CMD`) further disguise the behavior. Push behavior is on by default; opt-out requires an explicit `--no-push` flag. Process environment on developer and CI hosts routinely contains API keys, cloud credentials, and CI secrets, all of which are shipped to the attacker-controlled destination.