feat(threat_intel): add keyv and Cacheable compromise catalog - #71
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Catalog the 11 OSV-corroborated npm packages from the August 4 compromise, including all 13 affected versions. Document that this is a reviewed subset of Socket’s broader evolving campaign tracker.
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Why
The August 4 keyv and Cacheable compromise shipped a credential-stealing, self-propagating npm
preinstallpayload through widely used caching dependencies. Removed malicious releases can still remain on developer machines and CI runners, so endpoint scans need exact package/version indicators.What
keyv-cacheable-compromise-2026-08-04.jsonwith 11 OSV-corroborated npm packages and all 13 affected versions.The package set is limited to entries backed by OSV malicious-package records whose affected releases are also absent from the npm registry. In particular,
@thiennq/docs-viewerincludes1.6.2,1.6.3, and1.6.4from MAL-2026-11952.Proof
An end-to-end scanner smoke test against
@thiennq/docs-viewer@1.6.4emitted a critical finding withexact name+version matchevidence.