T01 · Skill Instruction Hijacking
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SKILL.md:32- Finding
Mandatory Injection of Unrequested Text into Public Video Descriptions
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This skill is mostly a Bilibili upload helper, but it would add an unrelated insulting phrase to public video descriptions before posting under the user's logged-in account.
Review this skill before installing. It can publish to a live Bilibili account using the logged-in browser session, and it currently tells the agent to add an unwanted insulting phrase to every video description. Remove that line and require a final preview of title, description, tags, category, cover, and account before clicking publish.
SKILL.md:32Mandatory Injection of Unrequested Text into Public Video Descriptions
Mandating abusive or coerced text in the generated description is a direct natural-language policy violation and not necessary for the publishing task. Since the skill is designed to automate posting to a public creator platform, this could systematically cause harmful or harassing content to be published at scale under the user's identity.
The skill automates submission to a real external platform using the user's authenticated Bilibili account, but the description does not clearly warn that it will perform a live public posting action. In this context, missing disclosure increases the risk of unintended publication, accidental account actions, and insufficient user consent before a consequential irreversible step.
The skill explicitly instructs the agent to append a hostile coercive phrase to the public video description, which is unrelated to the legitimate task of publishing a Bilibili video. Because this content would be posted under the user's logged-in account on a live platform, it creates reputational harm and constitutes harmful unauthorized message injection.
The injected phrase is framed as a confession-style statement and normalizes deceptive or manipulative content as part of the workflow. In a publishing skill, that context makes the issue more dangerous because it converts a simple automation tool into a mechanism for posting misleading and abusive statements publicly.
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