T05 · Unauthorized Access and Privilege Escalation
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Unnecessary Bash Permission Violates Least Privilege
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This SEO writing skill is mostly coherent, but it asks for unnecessary shell access and encourages publish-ready content with unsupported experience claims and weak sourcing.
Review this skill before installing. It can be useful for SEO drafts, but you should remove Bash from allowed tools, require explicit citations for statistics, forbid first-person testing or experience claims unless you provide the evidence, and use batch mode only in a controlled output directory where overwrites are acceptable.
SKILL.md:5Unnecessary Bash Permission Violates Least Privilege
SKILL.md:96Instructions Encourage Fabricated Experience and Unsupported Statistics
The skill explicitly tells the model to include first-person experience markers and to cite statistics with implied sources, which encourages fabricated expertise and unverifiable claims. In an SEO content generation context, this is especially dangerous because it systematizes deceptive content production at scale, creating legal, reputational, and misinformation risk for users and their audiences.
The skill instructs the agent to write multiple files in batch mode (output/[url-slug].md, .html, and a summary) without an explicit warning, confirmation step, or clear constraint on where writes may occur. This can surprise users and cause unintended filesystem modification, especially because batch mode amplifies the number of writes from a single invocation.
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