AI Supply Chain Guard
Stop hallucinated packages and malicious dependencies before they reach your codebase. Continuous monitoring for npm, pip, cargo, and Maven.
LLMs frequently recommend packages that don't exist (hallucinated packages) or misspell real package names (typosquatting targets). Attackers register these names with malicious code, waiting for developers to install them. Our Supply Chain Guard monitors all dependencies for CVEs, reputation, provenance, and known hallucinated package names. Supports npm, pip, cargo, go modules.
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🤔Is This You?
- ✗You have a technical problem that's costing you time and money every day
- ✗You've tried to fix it yourself but can't get it resolved correctly
- ✗You need it done by a senior professional — right the first time
- ✗You want a fixed price, not an open-ended hourly engagement
- ✗You need it done this week, not in 6 weeks on a waiting list
→ If even one resonates — this service is exactly for you.
What You Get
- Continuous dependency monitoring for CVEs and reputation scores
- Watchlist of known hallucinated package names (updated weekly)
- Provenance verification for every package
- Auto-block suspicious dependencies in CI/CD pipeline
- Alerts on maintainer changes for critical libraries
- Supports npm, pip, cargo, go modules, Maven, NuGet
- Monthly dependency health report
How It Works
We scan your entire dependency tree across all package managers.
Each package is scored for CVEs, reputation, maintainer activity, and known hallucination vectors.
Continuous monitoring is configured in your CI/CD to catch new dependencies.
You receive weekly alerts and a monthly summary of your dependency health.
Who Needs This
- Development teams that use ChatGPT or Copilot to suggest packages
- Companies that have experienced a supply chain security incident
- Teams building public-facing applications with many third-party dependencies
- Organizations that need to demonstrate supply chain security for SOC 2 or ISO 27001
- CTOs concerned about the security of AI-recommended libraries
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Get AI Code Audit — $149Frequently Asked Questions
What are hallucinated packages?
When you ask ChatGPT or Copilot 'how to do X in Python,' it sometimes suggests a package name that sounds real but doesn't exist. Attackers monitor these hallucinated names and register them on PyPI/npm with malicious code. When a developer runs `pip install fake-package`, they get malware.
How often is the watchlist updated?
Weekly. We track new hallucinated package names across ChatGPT, Claude, Gemini, and Copilot interactions reported by the security community.
Which package managers are supported?
npm (JavaScript), pip/PyPI (Python), cargo (Rust), go modules (Go), Maven/Gradle (Java), NuGet (.NET), Composer (PHP).
What if a hallucinated package is already installed?
We scan your existing dependencies as part of the setup, flag any suspicious packages, and provide removal and replacement guidance.
What Our Clients Say
"Senior engineers who actually deliver what they promise. Fixed price, fixed timeline, thorough documentation. Rare combination."
"Worked with 4 agencies before finding Optimum Web. First team that delivered exactly what the scope said, on time."
"The 14-day warranty is real. Had a small follow-up question and it was handled same day, no extra charge."
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$390 fixed price · 5 business days · 14-day warranty