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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.
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Source: amazon-inspector (aa9b56bb1d69dc16b6095faea196af99809ad805b400a3c6b5499f896c8d74c2)
Package published under a scope impersonating the Grab food-ordering brand with no real functionality (index.js exports an empty object). Its sole dependency, grab-food-order-sdk-web-core@49.9.9, is pinned to a tarball URL at https://registry.grivy-packages.com/ — a lookalike domain outside the npm registry. Installing @grab-food/order-sdk-web@49.9.9 causes npm to fetch and install code from that attacker-controlled host into the installer's node_modules, bypassing npm registry inspection and running whatever lifecycle scripts and code the fetched tarball contains. This is a dependency-chain dropper: the visible package is a hollow lure, and the actual payload arrives via the non-registry dependency URL.