Dangerous exec
- Finding
- Shell command execution detected (child_process).
Security checks across static analysis, malware telemetry, and agentic risk
The skill mostly implements a matching service as described, but it also instructs the agent to write several local scripts and includes files that contact a hard-coded external IP and even a remote deployment script with plaintext SSH credentials — these elements are disproportionate or unexpected and deserve careful review before installing or enabling cloud features.
What to consider before installing and enabling this skill: - Review the code first: the package contains scripts that will be written to your filesystem and (if run) will contact an external IP (http://81.70.250.9:3000). Inspect cloud_sync.py and heartbeat_cloud.py to see exactly what data is uploaded when cloud sync is enabled. - Do NOT enable cloud sync or run any of the shipped daemons unless you trust the operator of the remote endpoint. By default cloud.enabled is false, which is safer — keep it off unless you deliberately configure a trusted server_url and api_key. - The repository includes deploy_server.py with plaintext SSH credentials. That file should not be executed on your machine. Treat it as a development artifact and remove it from any environment where it could run. - If you need the skill but want to minimize risk: install only the local matching scripts, remove or sanitize any files referencing 81.70.250.9, and remove deploy_server.py. Consider running the skill in an isolated environment/container and monitor outbound network calls. - Ask the publisher for provenance and hosting: the 'Source' is unknown and homepage is missing. Prefer skills from known maintainers and canonical domains; request confirmation of the cloud endpoint operator and an explanation for the included deploy scripts. - If you are not comfortable auditing the code yourself, avoid installing or keep cloud features disabled and run only in local mode.
SkillSpector findings are pending for this release.
No VirusTotal findings