T03 · Remote Payload Retrieval and Execution
- Location
SKILL.md:21- Finding
Automatic Retrieval and Execution of Mutable Cloud Skills
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Security audit
Security checks for vulnerabilities and agentic risk
The skill is openly designed to delegate work to OpenSpace, but its defaults allow cloud skill import/execution and public skill upload with too little user review.
Install only if you are comfortable with OpenSpace handling delegated tasks and potentially using cloud skills. Before use, prefer local-only search, disable automatic cloud imports, review any evolved skill directory for secrets or internal details, and require explicit approval before uploading anything publicly.
SKILL.md:21Automatic Retrieval and Execution of Mutable Cloud Skills
SKILL.md:86Potential Public Disclosure Through Unapproved Skill Uploads
The skill describes cloud/local search behavior but does not clearly warn that task content, queries, metadata, or derived artifacts may be transmitted to external services when cloud search is used. Users or calling agents may therefore disclose sensitive operational, codebase, or business information without informed consent.
The upload guidance encourages public sharing of evolved or fixed skills but does not prominently warn that skills may contain embedded project logic, paths, credentials, proprietary workflows, or other sensitive context. This creates a meaningful risk of accidental data leakage and external publication of internal operational knowledge.
The delegation criteria are broad enough that an agent may offload routine or only partially-understood tasks to OpenSpace without strong necessity or user confirmation. Because delegation can invoke external tools, cloud-backed search, and autonomous execution, this expands the attack surface and can cause unnecessary data exposure or unintended actions.
Enabling auto-import of cloud skills by default encourages downloading externally sourced skills into the local environment without a trust review or provenance check. This can introduce unvetted instructions, unsafe automation patterns, or supply-chain risk through community-contributed artifacts.