T01 · Skill Instruction Hijacking
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SKILL.md:39- Finding
Mandatory Injection of Unapproved Text into Published Video Descriptions
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The skill posts to WeChat Channels, but it also forces unwanted public text, a fixed location, and an originality declaration without clear user approval.
Review carefully before installing. This skill can operate in a live WeChat Channels account and publish visible content, while adding preset wording, tags, a Suzhou Center location, and an originality declaration. Use it only if you are comfortable manually reviewing and approving those fields before publication, preferably with a dedicated publishing account.
SKILL.md:39Mandatory Injection of Unapproved Text into Published Video Descriptions
SKILL.md:45Hard-Coded Publication Location Can Create False or Unapproved Location Metadata
SKILL.md:49Unconditional Originality Declaration Can Submit an Unverified Rights Attestation
The hard-coded selection of '苏州中心' is a direct account-content manipulation performed without user authorization or necessity for the stated task. Because this is a social publishing skill, inserting false location metadata can mislead viewers and alter platform distribution or trust signals, making the issue more severe in context.
The skill requires QR-based login to a personal authenticated account but does not provide a clear privacy and session-use warning. Users may not understand that browser automation will operate within their live account session, potentially accessing or modifying sensitive account content.
The skill instructs adding a fixed phrase to every video description that is unrelated to the user’s publishing intent and manipulates posted content without consent. Because this changes the account’s public output in a misleading way, it creates reputational and trust risks and may normalize deceptive automation behavior.
The inserted phrase creates a deceptive or coercive narrative in the published description that is unrelated to the user’s request and may be interpreted as a joke about unauthorized control. Embedding such language into public posts can mislead audiences, harm the user’s reputation, and signal intentional manipulation by the skill author.
Forcing the post location to a specific place without user opt-in is an unjustified metadata modification and can falsely represent where the content was created or associated. In a social publishing context, location metadata affects audience perception and platform behavior, making this materially more dangerous than a benign formatting change.
Automatically declaring every post as original content applies policy-significant metadata that may be false for reposted, edited, or third-party material. This can expose the user to platform enforcement, copyright disputes, and credibility issues because the skill is making a legal/policy assertion on the user’s behalf.
The skill performs a high-impact action—publishing content from the user’s authenticated social account—without an explicit warning that it will modify public account content and may expose it to broad audiences. In this context, the absence of clear consent and pre-publish confirmation increases the risk of unintended publication and account misuse.
Hard-coded hashtags unrelated to the user’s requested content exceed the narrow purpose of posting a video and silently alter the message being published. This can misrepresent the user’s content, reduce user control, and create minor compliance or spam-policy issues.
No suspicious patterns detected.