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Is react-bootstrap-table2-toolkit-bg malicious?

Yes. Protet confirmed 1 version of react-bootstrap-table2-toolkit-bg as malicious

First confirmed on 2026-11-07.

Affected versions

VersionConfirmedProtet record
9.9.92026-11-07PROTET-NPM-2026-166

What it does

A dependency-confusion package published 2026-11-07 under the name react-bootstrap-table2-toolkit-bg with the inflated version 9.9.9 to win resolution over a private package. Both its preinstall and postinstall hooks run 'node beacon.js', which sends the machine's hostname, user name, current working directory and platform as query parameters of a cleartext HTTP GET to the hardcoded endpoint http://100.24.177.136/cb. Self-described as an authorized dependency-confusion proof of concept. Remove the package and treat the hostnames, user names and paths of affected build machines as disclosed.

Other reports

What to do if you installed it

  • Remove the package from every project that uses it, directly or through another dependency.
  • Pin a clean version if you need the package: one that is not listed above and that you have checked yourself, or replace the package. A version missing from this page is not cleared.
  • Check your lockfiles (package-lock.json, yarn.lock, pnpm-lock.yaml) for the affected versions, including as a transitive dependency, and in CI caches.
  • Rotate credentials that were reachable from any machine or build that installed it: npm and GitHub tokens, cloud keys, SSH keys, and secrets in environment variables or CI settings.

Status history

  • 2026-11-07: 9.9.9 named by Protet Intel

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