Audit History

The audit confirms expected outbound requests to selected websites and the fixed DataForSEO API; most alerts are documentation or lexical false positives. The local audit accepts arbitrary URLs without blocking private, loopback, or link-local destinations, creating a high-confidence SSRF risk. No prompt injection or malicious credential handling was found.

Most static findings are false positives from Markdown examples, JSON-LD templates, placeholder URLs, and words containing key. Real risks remain from outbound website audits, DataForSEO API communication, and environment-based API credentials. No prompt-injection evidence was found.

Most static findings are false positives from markdown examples, schema placeholders, and words like keyword. Confirmed issues are limited to intended network and API access, environment credential reads, unrestricted URL fetching, and one dangerous curl-to-shell example in documentation. No prompt injection attempt was found.

Static analysis reported many command, network, and weak-crypto patterns, but most weak-crypto and backtick matches are markdown examples or false positives. Real risk comes from scripts that fetch arbitrary URLs, call DataForSEO with environment credentials, and documentation that includes shell command examples.

Legitimate SEO optimization skill with no security concerns. All static findings are false positives. The external_commands detections are documentation code blocks in markdown files, not executable shell commands. Network access is for SEO API calls to legitimate services. Environment variable access is for standard API credential management. No prompt injection attempts detected. Skill intent is clearly documented as SEO/GEO optimization.