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@pmxt/mcp
mcp:npm:@pmxt/mcp · v2.54.0 · sha256:5b9933b8ee0c · as of 2026-09-26
- Does it take your key? no evidence
- No private-key read found in what we read of its setup and published code — the limits say how much that was.
- No evidence line on file for this question yet.
- Does your key leave? observed
- Not observed — no planted key left during install and start-up, under our test conditions — code paths that only run later, or only on a trigger, are not covered.
- We ran it with planted test keys and saw it.
- Can it move funds on its own? no evidence
- Unknown — we could not read what it exposes.
- No evidence line on file for this question yet.
- What changed? no evidence
- First profile of this subject — nothing to compare yet.
- No evidence line on file for this question yet.
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Hosts contacted
| Host | When | Role | Evidence |
|---|---|---|---|
| api.pmxt.dev | code | vendor | traced |
| registry.npmjs.org | install | registry | observed |
Evidence (2 lines)
- observedO-hosts2026-09-25
registry.npmjs.org was contacted during install (registry).
sandbox:obs_ce021699e8eebc92
- tracedT-hosts2026-09-26
api.pmxt.dev appears in shipped code (vendor).
dist/config.js
Limits
- Traced analysis follows flows inside one module only; a key handed from one module to another is not followed.
- Key egress not observed during install and start-up, under our test conditions — code paths that only run later, or only on a trigger, are not covered.
- No tool inventory was available, so fund actions were not read.
- Sandbox: DNS queries made directly by the target are not logged; hosts are recorded from proxied HTTP(S) requests and CONNECTs..
- Sandbox: Code that ignores HTTP(S)_PROXY has no route out of the sandbox, so its attempts are not captured..
A profile describes what we read and ran, with dates. It is not a safety rating, an audit or an endorsement, and "not found" is not "not there".
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