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scripts/weather.py:18- Finding
Undisclosed Transmission of Location Data to an External Weather Service
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Dict[str, list[float]]: params = { "latitude": latitude, "longitude": longitude, "hourly": "temperature_2m,precipitation,precipitation_probability,windspeed_10m,cloudcover", "forecast_days": 2, "timezone": timezone, } query = "&".join(f"{key}={value}" for key, value in params.items()) with urlopen(f"{API_URL}?{query}") as resp: payload = json.load(resp) return payload["hourly"] ``` ### Technical Analysis The weather helper sends latitude, longitude, and timezone values to `api.open-meteo.com`. These parameters may reveal a user's precise or approximate location. The request is made automatically whenever the helper is executed. The endpoint is fixed and uses HTTPS, and the reviewed code does not transmit credentials or arbitrary local files. Therefore, this is not evidence of malicious exfiltration. However, `SKILL.md` describes local plot rendering and image processing without documenting the weather helper, its network access, the external recipient, or the data being disclosed. The query is also assembled through manual string concatenation rather than a URL-encoding function, and `urlopen` is called without a timeout. This can result in malformed requests for unusual timezone values and can leave the process blocked by network failures. ### Attack Path 1. An agent discovers or is instructed to invoke `scripts/weather.py`. 2. The agent supplies ...[truncated 774 chars]- Remediation
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