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The large amount of third-party packages available in fast-moving softwareecosystems, such as Node.js/npm, enables attackers to compromise applicationsby pushing malicious updates to their package dependencies. Studying the npmrepository, we observed that many packages in the npm repository that are usedin Node.js applications perform only simple computations and do not need accessto filesystem or network APIs. This offers the opportunity to enforceleast-privilege design per package, protecting applications and packagedependencies from malicious updates. We propose a lightweight permission systemthat protects Node.js applications by enforcing package permissions at runtime.We discuss the design space of solutions and show that our system makes a largenumber of packages much harder to be exploited, almost for free.

Containing Malicious Package Updates in npm with a Lightweight Permission System