T08 · Insecure Dependencies
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package.json:16- Finding
Ambiguous and Unbounded Third-Party Dependency Declaration
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=10.0.0" } ``` `SKILL.md:67-71`: ```text ## 依赖 Pillow>=10.0.0 ``` `README.md:54-58`: ```bash pip install Pillow ``` ### Technical Analysis The project requires the Python Pillow library but declares it inside an npm-style `package.json`. Python and npm use separate package registries, so an npm client does not treat this entry as the documented PyPI dependency. A user or automated system that runs `npm install` based on `package.json` could resolve an unintended npm package with the same name, or installation may fail depending on registry naming and validation behavior. The Python installation guidance also permits every Pillow release at or above version 10.0.0. There is no upper bound, lockfile, integrity hash, or reviewed dependency snapshot. Consequently, future releases are accepted without review. If the package or distribution channel is compromised, installation may execute untrusted package build or installation behavior with the invoking user's privileges. This issue is a supply-chain weakness rather than evidence that the currently documented Pillow package is malicious. ### Attack Path 1. A user or automated environment obtains the project. 2. The environment interprets `package.json` as an npm manifest and attempts to install its dependencies, or follows the unpinned `pip install Pillow` instruction. 3. In the npm case, the client may resolve a package from the wrong ecosystem. In the Python case, the resolver selects any future version satisfying `>=10.0.0`. 4. An attacker publishes or compromises the package selected through the ambiguous or unbounded declaration. 5. Package ...[truncated 486 chars]- Remediation
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