Security: transitive vulnerabilities in extract-zip and elliptic (no npm fix available)
Author: albertodesignzCreated Aug 30, 2026Updated Aug 30, 2026
Summary
npm audit on a downstream Next.js project reports vulnerabilities in transitive dependencies of @hexclave/cli and @hexclave/shared / @hexclave/next. No patched versions are available on npm for either library.
Project: aidvocate
Versions: @hexclave/next ^1.0.108, @hexclave/cli ^1.0.108
Findings
1. extract-zip (HIGH) — dev dependency via @hexclave/cli
- Advisory: GHSA-jmr9-qjv8-65gv
- Package:
[email protected](latest; advisory range<=2.0.1) - CVSS: 8.1 — unvalidated symlink path traversal
- Scope: Dev-only (
@hexclave/cli); not shipped to production builds
2. elliptic (LOW) — production dependency via @hexclave/shared
- Advisory: GHSA-848j-6mx2-7j84
- Package:
[email protected](latest; advisory range<=6.6.1) - CVSS: 5.6 — risky cryptographic primitive implementation
- Scope: Production runtime via
@hexclave/next→@hexclave/shared
npm audit output
8 vulnerabilities (6 low, 2 high)
npm audit fix: no fix availableProduction-only audit (npm audit --omit=dev): 4 low, 0 high.
Questions
- Is Hexclave aware of these advisories, and is there a remediation timeline?
- For
extract-zip: would Hexclave consider replacing it (e.g. withtar, which@hexclave/clialready depends on)? - For
elliptic: is migration to@noble/curvesor Node crypto planned?
Contact
Opened from the aidvocate project. Happy to provide full npm audit --json output if helpful.
Source: hexclave/hexclave