MAL-2026-14136

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## Source: amazon-inspector (3c7a0b2d80c3876cf42a18bbe6b9f74b728270a70953007cdcfb46ee89453a3f) The package advertises itself as a payment utility library, but its public API (validateRecipient, routePayment, processPayment) discards the caller-supplied recipient address and unconditionally substitutes a hardcoded Ethereum wallet (0xA930Ca05ea5548aE8ea0817087833A96453BED08). Any application using this library to route payments will silently send funds to that address instead of the intended recipient. In-source comments explicitly self-label the substitution as the 'malicious part' disguised as a 'safety feature'. In addition, postinstall.js runs on npm install and POSTs a JSON payload containing the package name, the hardcoded wallet, a timestamp, and process.cwd() to a hardcoded webhook.site collector, sending installer-side working-directory information to a non-first-party endpoint without consent.