Socket

by Socket

Stop malicious packages before they reach your code

Detects malicious software packages shortly after publication and blocks them before they reach your code.

Free versionLimited checks · 1 checkSome practice neededBrowser · Terminal
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How it runs for you

Simulation starting …

Illustration, not a real test run

What you get

What you get

  1. 01Detects malicious packages shortly after publication
  2. 02Checks new dependencies in pull requests
  3. 03Free plan for small projects

For you if …

  • Developers with npm or PyPI dependencies
  • Teams building MCP servers or AI apps

Pick something else if …

  • If you do not write your own code

How to start

In three steps.

What you need
  • A code repository
  • A GitHub account or the command line
  1. 1Create a free account on socket.dev
  2. 2Install the GitHub app or use the Socket CLI
  3. 3Review alerts in pull requests and swap packages

Safety check

Limited checks · 1 check

0 of 1 possible checks passed. The website doesn’t allow automated checks. That is not a warning sign — OROBO can check less here, so we show no trust score.

Limited checks · 1 check
Is it maintained?
  • Website reachable — but doesn’t allow automated checks (not a warning sign)
  • Prices on the maker’s site
Technical details & what we don’t check

Claims about protection come from the maker. The trust score checks public signals, not effectiveness.

We automatically check origin, code patterns, licence, maintenance and reachability — again every day. We do not check whether the software fits your purpose, how it handles your data, or whether it works without errors. Last checked 11 hours ago. How OROBO checks

Facts

AreaMake it safe
PriceFree version
Runs onBrowser, Terminal
I am the maker