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sodium-native@5.1.0
sodium-native@5.1.0 exposes filesystem, crypto, network, process with overall medium risk.
Package-level aggregate score
Confidence in decompiled/source alignment
6910 KB total analyzed size
Observed across all binaries
Package detail
Treat this as an investigation surface: start with package posture, then inspect binary evidence, finding clusters, and version drift before approving rollout.
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sodium-native@5.1.0 exposes filesystem, crypto, network, process with overall medium risk.
Package-level aggregate score
Confidence in decompiled/source alignment
6910 KB total analyzed size
Observed across all binaries
medium severity posture
Native artifacts recovered
Source/decompile alignment
Combined binary payload
The current evidence set is dominated by expected native behavior.
Not every native artifact in a package deserves equal attention. Focus review where findings cluster.
Use the model summary as triage guidance, then validate against imports, strings, and recovered functions.
This version introduces additional behavior that deserves security review.
Version 5.1.7 adds stricter extension loading checks and a slightly larger native payload.
No escalated findings were emitted for this package version.
No related packages surfaced from the current dataset.
No behaviors or findings detected.
Expected behaviors only. Safe for most environments.
Some review-worthy behaviors. Inspect before deploying in hardened environments.
Multiple risk signals. Manual review required before production use.
Severe risk indicators. Block until validated by a security engineer.
2-45 pts per findingSeverity-weighted: info=2, low=8, medium=18, high=30, critical=45
3-28 pts per detectednetwork=14, filesystem=4, process=12, crypto=3, obfuscation=24, exfiltration=28
Up to 6 ptsimportCount / 4, capped at 6. More imports = larger attack surface.
Up to 5 ptsfunctionCount / 20, capped at 5. Complexity indicator.
Package-level score = 65% highest binary score + 35% average binary score. Scores are deterministic and reproducible.