T08 · Insecure Dependencies
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SKILL.md:34- Finding
Unpinned Third-Party Dependency and Package-Provided Installer
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This is a coherent Scrapling web-scraping skill with disclosed anti-bot and install behavior, but users should apply legal, terms-of-service, and dependency-supply-chain caution.
Install and use this only for public, authorized scraping where you have checked the site's terms and local legal requirements. Prefer pinning Scrapling and dependencies in your own environment, avoid running the installer as an administrator, and do not use the anti-bot fetchers for login bypass, private data collection, paywall circumvention, or targets where permission is unclear.
SKILL.md:34Unpinned Third-Party Dependency and Package-Provided Installer
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# scrapling skill
ClawHub-ready package for the Scrapling skill.
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The activation description is broad enough to trigger on many generic scraping requests, including ones where a narrower or more policy-aware skill might be more appropriate. In a scraping skill that explicitly mentions anti-bot and Cloudflare handling, overbroad activation increases the chance the agent will route borderline or risky collection tasks into tooling optimized for evasion rather than careful policy checks.
The preference list uses generic trigger phrases like website scraping and data extraction without defining limits, which can cause the skill to activate for a wide range of requests. Because the skill also promotes anti-bot-resistant scraping, broad routing can funnel users toward techniques that may bypass site protections or terms, making misuse easier even if the document includes general safety language.
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