T08 · Insecure Dependencies
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=3.11" # dependencies = ["aiohttp", "argparse", "gradio_client"] # /// ``` `SKILL.md:9-16`: ```yaml "install": [ {"id": "uv-brew", "kind": "brew", "formula": "uv", "bins": ["uv"], "label": "Install uv (brew)"}, {"id": "uv-pip", "kind": "pip", "formula": "uv", "bins": ["uv"], "label": "Install uv (pip)"}, {"id": "pip-aiohttp", "kind": "pip", "formula": "aiohttp", "label": "Install aiohttp (pip)"}, {"id": "pip-argparse", "kind": "pip", "formula": "argparse", "label": "Install argparse (pip)"}, {"id": "pip-gradio", "kind": "pip", "formula": "gradio_client", "label": "Install gradio (pip)"}, ], ``` ### Technical Analysis The skill declares `aiohttp`, `argparse`, and `gradio_client` without exact versions or package integrity hashes. The documented `uv run scripts/main.py` invocation can therefore resolve packages available from the configured package index at execution time rather than a fixed, previously audited dependency set. This creates a supply-chain risk because an unexpectedly changed or compromised dependency release could introduce arbitrary code into the skill's runtime. Python packages can execute code during installation, import, or normal library use. The external `argparse` package is unnecessary because the project requires Python 3.11 or later and `argparse` is already included in the Python standard library. Declaring it as a third-party dependency adds avoidable package-resolution and supply-chain exposure. No evidence was found that the currently named packages are malicious. The vulnerability is the absence of version and integrity controls, not a confirmed compromise of those packages. ### Attack Path 1. An ...[truncated 1402 chars]- Remediation
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