remote-desktop-testing-linux
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Audited by Socket on Jul 8, 2026
1 alert found:
AnomalyAnomalyscripts/remote-desktop.mjs
LOWAnomalyLOW
scripts/remote-desktop.mjs
No definitive evidence of intentional malware (no obvious keylogging, cryptomining, or exfiltration to unknown domains). However, the module has elevated risk patterns: it can execute user-provided commands inside the sandbox (expected for this tool but dangerous if input is not trusted), it writes screenshot output to an arbitrary host path provided by --output (possible host file clobbering), and it performs runtime npm installs into a local directory (supply-chain risk depending on registry integrity and version pinning). If this CLI is used only by trusted operators, the malware likelihood is low; if used with untrusted inputs, security risk increases substantially.
Confidence: 65%Severity: 55%
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