T01 · Skill Instruction Hijacking
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SKILL.md:39- Finding
Unvalidated Pass-Through Delegation Overrides Host-Side Safety Controls
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The skill is for remote browser automation, but it broadly forwards raw user requests to an external computer-use agent and includes login and checkout examples without clear safety gates.
Review this skill carefully before installing. Use it only with an isolated browser profile and non-sensitive tasks unless you have independently reviewed the missing CUA wrapper, SDK environment, network destinations, logging, and confirmation controls. Do not send passwords, payment details, private account data, or irreversible actions through raw pass-through prompts.
SKILL.md:39Unvalidated Pass-Through Delegation Overrides Host-Side Safety Controls
The trigger description says to use this skill when the user requires remote browser to do anything, which is far broader than a narrowly scoped automation capability. That makes accidental invocation likely for sensitive workflows and increases the chance that unsafe tasks, sensitive data entry, or consequential actions are routed to a pass-through remote agent without adequate gating.
The skill explicitly states it operates in pass-through mode and later requires exact transmission of user tasks to CUA, but it does not prominently warn users that their raw instructions are sent unchanged to a remote browser automation system. This creates a meaningful risk of unreviewed disclosure of sensitive data and unsafe execution of high-impact actions because neither the user nor the invoking agent is prompted to reconsider or sanitize the task.
The examples include entering usernames and passwords and completing checkout, which normalize credential handling and potentially irreversible transactions without any adjacent warning or approval step. In a pass-through browser automation skill, such examples materially increase the likelihood of credential exposure, unauthorized purchases, or other consequential actions being delegated to the remote agent.
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