I am afraid I cannot predict with accuracy which packages will be affected by a vulnerability is the future.
There are general characteristics of software projects which make it more likely that a software will become vunlerable, here are some examples:
- unmaintained software: unmaintained software is more likely to rely on outdated and vulnerable dependencies, and thus become itself vulnerable. Furthermore, patching unmaintained software is difficult, thus it is typically affected by vulnerabilities for longer.
- niche software: software with a small userbase is typically less tested, thus it is more likely to contain undetected vulnerabilities.
- software developed by small teams: smaller development teams are typically composed by individuals with broad skill sets, therefore they are less likely to include individuals with a deep experience in security.
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