T09 · Insecure Skill Coding Practices
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Credential-Bearing MCP URL Is Vulnerable to Disclosure and Replay
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This Google Ads connector is coherent, but it uses a password-like MCP link with authority to read and change ad accounts, so it needs careful review before installation.
Install only if you trust AdAgent with your Google Ads account. Treat the MCP link as a secret, verify the Google OAuth permissions, confirm account, budget, geography, language, and final URL before any campaign creation or enablement, and revoke or regenerate access immediately if the link is exposed.
SKILL.md:14Credential-Bearing MCP URL Is Vulnerable to Disclosure and Replay
The trigger description includes broad phrases like 'keyword research', 'search ads', and 'ad performance', which can match routine informational or marketing queries without clear user intent to manage a Google Ads account. In a skill that can read account data and create or modify campaigns through an authenticated MCP link, overbroad activation increases the risk of unintended tool use and exposure of sensitive account information or state-changing actions.
The keyword research example hard-codes Taiwan and Chinese without indicating that these are merely examples or requiring user choice. This can steer the agent toward processing requests in an unintended market or language context, producing misleading ad research and potentially causing privacy or business-context errors if applied automatically to a user's account workflow.
The campaign creation example hard-codes a specific location and language, which may cause a campaign to be prepared for the wrong market if the agent follows the example by default. In this skill context, even though campaigns start paused, generating campaigns with incorrect targeting can still lead to operational mistakes and accidental activation of misconfigured ads.
No suspicious patterns detected.