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passport

npm · Rank #183 of 217

70 / 100 C
STALE — No release in 937 days. Stale packages accumulate unpatched vulnerabilities.
1
npm publisher
Single point of failure
8M
downloads/week
Blast radius if compromised
14.7y
package age
Established package
937 days ago
last release
Possibly unmaintained
35
GitHub contributors
Many contributors, single publisher
Provenance Not enabled
Staged Publishing Not enabled
⚠️ Dormant Access 1 inactive publisher with npm access

Risk analysis

passport is flagged HIGH risk due to rapid adoption with limited publisher depth. New packages with fast growth are higher-risk targets.

What the score measures

  • Publisher depth — How many people can push to npm? Single-publisher packages are the #1 structural risk.
  • Longevity — Older packages have track records. New packages with high adoption are higher risk.
  • Release consistency — Regular releases signal active oversight. Long gaps mean unpatched vulnerabilities.
  • Download trend — Growing packages attract more scrutiny (and more attacks).
  • OpenSSF Scorecard — Process security: branch protection, code review, CI/CD safety.
  • Build provenance — Published versions linked to specific CI runs via SLSA attestation.
  • Staged publishing — Human approval gate between npm publish and going live.

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