MAL-2025-41443: Malicious package report
Malicious code in nx (npm)
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Reported affected releases: 20.9.0, 20.10.0, 20.11.0, 20.12.0, 21.5.0, 21.6.0, 21.7.0, 21.8.0.
Severity: CRITICAL.
Known vulnerabilities and malicious package reports for nx on npm, live from OSV, with CISA KEV exploitation status and EPSS scores.
1 malicious package report and 5 vulnerabilities returned by OSV. Check a specific version to see which reports apply.
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Malicious code in nx (npm)
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Reported affected releases: 20.9.0, 20.10.0, 20.11.0, 20.12.0, 21.5.0, 21.6.0, 21.7.0, 21.8.0.
Severity: CRITICAL.
`nx graph` dev server permissive CORS policy
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Affected ranges: introduced 17.0.4, fixed 22.7.2; introduced 23.0.0-beta.0, fixed 23.0.0-beta.2.
Fix versions reported by the advisory: 22.7.2, 23.0.0-beta.2.
Severity: MEDIUM.
Nx: Zip-Slip in the self-hosted remote cache
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Affected ranges: introduced 20.8.0, fixed 22.7.7; introduced 23.0.0, fixed 23.0.2.
Fix versions reported by the advisory: 22.7.7, 23.0.2.
Severity: HIGH.
Nx: Path traversal in nx migrate package-migrations extraction
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Affected ranges: introduced 13.10.0, fixed 22.7.10; introduced 23.0.0, fixed 23.2.1.
Fix versions reported by the advisory: 22.7.10, 23.2.1.
Severity: MEDIUM.
Nx daemon and plugin worker sockets are accessible to other local users
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Affected ranges: introduced 14.6.0, fixed 22.7.9; introduced 23.0.0, fixed 23.1.2.
Fix versions reported by the advisory: 22.7.9, 23.1.2.
Severity: HIGH.
Nx: OS command injection via git revisions and remote refs
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Affected ranges: introduced 14.0.0, fixed 22.7.8; introduced 23.0.0, fixed 23.1.1.
Fix versions reported by the advisory: 22.7.8, 23.1.1.
Severity: HIGH.
Source: OSV, including OpenSSF malicious-package reports and GitHub advisories. No known report is not proof a package is safe.