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@redhat-cloud-services/frontend-components-advisor-components — deep security report

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Dangerous — known malicious
This package matches a known-malicious advisory and is blocked by ShadowCanopy by default.
Scanned 9/11/2026
Known malicious@redhat-cloud-services/frontend-components-advisor-components@3.10.11View on registry ↗latest: 3.10.11

This package matches a known-malicious advisory and is blocked by ShadowCanopy by default across every project. 3 flagged versions.

No static findings, only legitimate UI component files (CSS/JS for Red Hat advisor reports). Package name and contents match an official Red Hat frontend library; nothing indicates malice.

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AI breakdown

Plain-English summary of what this package does and how it behaves.

This npm package provides React UI components for Red Hat Advisor applications and integrations, including elements for rule descriptions, reports, ratings, and reboot requirements.

Capabilities

  • Exports React components for reports and rules
  • Includes TemplateProcessor for content rendering
  • Depends on markdown and HTML sanitization libraries

Data access

  • None observed

Network

  • No network access observed

Package appears to be a standard frontend component library from Red Hat with sanitization dependencies; no scripts or network behavior observed in manifest.

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Package metadata

LicenseApache-2.0

Components to be used in Advisor applications and integrations.

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Files in package (208)

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