T05 · Unauthorized Access and Privilege Escalation
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Read-Only Monitoring Skill Recommends Privileged and State-Changing Operations
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The skill is mostly a read-only RDK X5 hardware monitor, but it includes troubleshooting advice that can terminate processes or run a privileged cleanup command.
Review this skill before installing if you expect strict read-only monitoring. Its normal status commands are appropriate, but do not let an agent run `kill` or `sudo apt clean` from this skill without explicit confirmation and a clear understanding of the target process or files affected.
SKILL.md:93Read-Only Monitoring Skill Recommends Privileged and State-Changing Operations
The skill is explicitly described as read-only monitoring, but the troubleshooting table includes operational actions that change system state, such as killing processes and cleaning package caches. This creates scope drift: an agent or user relying on the skill may perform destructive or privileged actions under a monitoring skill, increasing the chance of misuse or accidental disruption.
Providing unjustified remediation commands in a monitoring-only skill is dangerous because it normalizes taking action from a context that should only inspect status. Even if the commands are common admin steps, they can terminate important workloads or alter package state when triggered by an automated agent without proper escalation boundaries.
Including sudo apt clean in a read-only monitoring skill introduces privileged execution guidance that exceeds the declared scope. Although apt clean is not typically catastrophic, it still performs a privileged state-changing operation and can train an agent to invoke sudo where only inspection was expected.
| CPU 100% 持续 | 进程占满 | `top` 查看高占用进程;`kill` 或降低负载 |
| 温度 >90°C | 散热不足 | 加装散热片/风扇;降低 BPU 负载 |
| BPU ratio 始终 0 | 无推理任务运行 | 正常现象;启动 AI 推理后会上升 |
| 磁盘满 | 日志或备份过大 | `du -sh /var/log/*`;`sudo apt clean` |
The skill content and operational headings are presented in Chinese, and there is no indication that users may choose another language or locale. Under the policy, forcing a specific language without opt-in is a natural-language policy concern unless the locale constraint is explicitly justified.