AudioEditor

Warn

Audited by Socket on Aug 15, 2026

1 alert found:

Anomaly
AnomalyLOW
Tools/Transcribe.ts

No strong indicators of intentional malware (tracking, exfiltration, credential theft, persistence) are present in this module’s logic. The primary security concern is that it executes multiple shell commands via Bun’s $ helper while interpolating user-controlled file paths (inputFile/outFile/tmpDir) and then performs a recursive deletion (rm -rf) on a directory derived from potentially attacker-influenced --output. Additionally, it uses JSON.parse on files produced/read from disk without validation, which can cause crashes/DoS on malformed content. Treat this as a CLI utility that should be hardened against untrusted argv usage (avoid shell interpolation; validate/normalize and constrain paths; replace rm -rf with safer directory cleanup).

Confidence: 65%Severity: 62%
Audit Metadata
Analyzed At
Aug 15, 2026, 06:48 PM
Package URL
pkg:socket/skills-sh/danielmiessler%2Flifeos%2Faudioeditor%2F@5a0ad53a38d65b93ea6b28fa454c2eca098372f1
Security Audit — socket — AudioEditor