npm: chalk
no rule fired; known-bad status unverified confidence: low
risk: none No rule fired on the scanned content.
No rule fired on the scanned version, but known-bad status could not be verified here, so this is not a no-match result. Scan a pinned version (name@x.y.z) for a definitive answer.
Scanned content hash: sha256:02f695c3ee9a10a48af3ddc9c13ca7ad60833e726039e09a86d5c41b58d8b912
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