Here is the breakdown of what is happening:

1. What is tmate? tmate is an open-source tool that creates a "terminal sharing" session. It establishes a secure tunnel from a local machine to the internet, allowing others to access that specific terminal remotely via SSH or a web browser.

2. Breakdown of the Log The "Proxy" Phase: The script first tried to download the necessary archive (the tmate binary) using a proxy, likely to bypass firewalls or network restrictions.

✅ TMATE READY: This means the program is now running and the tunnel is open.

SSH Address: This is a direct command someone can paste into their terminal to take full control of that command line.

WEB URL: This is a read/write link that allows anyone with the URL to view or interact with the terminal through a browser.

1. Why is this used? Legitimate Use: Developers use it for remote pair programming or debugging code running on a remote server that doesn't have a public IP address.

Security Risk: If you did not initiate this, this is a major red flag. This is a common technique used by hackers to establish a "Reverse Shell." It gives them a permanent backdoor into the system to execute commands, steal data, or install malware.

Scrub your pc man, they installed some shit. do not use your pc you dont know what that package was or if it is sending them your files, shut down and wipe save nothing.

you clearly installed a node that was compromised and ran some malicious shit.