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Malicious code in -accion-pelicula-john-wick-4-keanu-reeves-peliculas-completa-varindo-allah-varindo-en-casa-lliena- (npm)

Malicious code was published in an npm package with a deceptive name mimicking movie content. The package was identified and cataloged by the OpenSSF malicious packages database.

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  • -accion-pelicula-john-wick-4-keanu-reeves-peliculas-completa-varindo-allah-varindo-en-casa-lliena-

A malicious npm package named "-accion-pelicula-john-wick-4-keanu-reeves-peliculas-completa-varindo-allah-varindo-en-casa-lliena-" was published to the npm registry. The package name uses a deceptive naming scheme that appears designed to attract users searching for movie-related content, a common typosquatting and social engineering tactic.

The malicious package was identified and documented by the OpenSSF's malicious packages project (reference MAL-2024-1677), which maintains a public catalog of confirmed malicious packages across package ecosystems. The package was classified as critical severity.

The incident appears to have been contained through detection and removal from the registry. Users who installed this package should remove it and audit their systems for any artifacts or changes introduced by the malicious code.

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Packages
  • -accion-pelicula-john-wick-4-keanu-reeves-peliculas-completa-varindo-allah-varindo-en-casa-lliena-

Remediation

  • Remove the package from all environments where it was installed
  • Audit systems for any unauthorized changes or artifacts introduced by the malicious code
  • Review npm package installation logs to identify affected projects
  • Use npm audit to check for any remaining malicious dependencies
  • Consider implementing package name validation and allowlisting policies to prevent installation of suspicious packages

Sources

  1. GitHub Advisory GHSA-2rfc-9xf5-fg8h · GitHub Advisory Database

Cite this entry

"Malicious code in -accion-pelicula-john-wick-4-keanu-reeves-peliculas-completa-varindo-allah-varindo-en-casa-lliena- (npm)." supplychainattack.org, Supply Chain Attack Incident Catalog. Disclosed July 25, 2026; last updated July 25, 2026. https://supplychainattack.org/incident/malicious-code-in-accion-pelicula-john-wick-4-keanu-reeves-peliculas-completa-va-1ciciq

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