T05 · Unauthorized Access and Privilege Escalation
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SKILL.md:287- Finding
Read-Only Safety Boundary Violated by Configuration-Changing Instructions
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The skill is mostly a documented network discovery workflow, but its read-only label conflicts with troubleshooting guidance that tells users to make network configuration changes.
Review before installing or using. Treat this as an authorized network-discovery playbook only, use read-only accounts, define a written discovery scope, protect generated reports as sensitive infrastructure data, and do not follow any configuration-changing recommendations without a separate approved change process.
SKILL.md:287Read-Only Safety Boundary Violated by Configuration-Changing Instructions
references/discovery-workflow.md:115Recursive Collection of Security-Sensitive Network Topology Data
The skill directs collection of hostnames, management IPs, software versions, routing data, ARP/MAC mappings, and adjacency relationships, but it does not warn that this creates a highly sensitive network inventory. Without explicit handling guidance, an agent or user may over-collect, persist, or expose topology and management-plane data that materially aids reconnaissance if leaked.
The skill is घोषित as read-only, but this section instructs operators to enable CDP/LLDP and modify VLAN or trunk configuration during troubleshooting. In a documentation-driven agent workflow, such change guidance can cause unauthorized configuration changes, expand attack surface, or violate change-control expectations because users may trust the skill's safety metadata and follow it operationally.
The troubleshooting guidance includes operational recommendations such as enabling LLDP, clearing tables, investigating connected devices, and enabling port security, which go beyond passive inspection. This contradicts the skill's read-only designation and can mislead an agent or operator into taking active network changes under the guise of a safe discovery workflow.
This markdown file documents commands that reveal neighbor relationships, MAC/ARP tables, routing state, hostnames, serial numbers, management interfaces, and portions of running configuration. Although the file states the commands are read-only, it does not warn users that the collected output may contain sensitive infrastructure and inventory information that should be handled carefully.