Audit History

All 70 static matches are false positives. They are Markdown code markers, placeholder Azure settings, example URLs, or official links, with no embedded execution or secret exfiltration. A medium-risk concern remains because the guidance includes key regeneration and bot deletion without a workflow-specific confirmation step.

The static findings are false positives from Markdown code fences, inline code formatting, placeholder Azure credential names, and public reference URLs. No evidence found for prompt injection, credential exfiltration, hidden executable logic, or malicious intent in SKILL.md.

All 70 static findings were adjudicated as false positives caused by Markdown code fences, inline code identifiers, placeholder Azure environment variable names, and documentation URLs. No prompt injection, secret exfiltration, unauthorized command execution, or malicious network behavior was found in SKILL.md.

Static analysis flagged many Ruby backtick and weak cryptography patterns, but the evidence is markdown code fences, inline API names, and documentation text in SKILL.md. No prompt injection, malicious network behavior, credential exfiltration, or executable helper script was found. Remaining risk is low because the skill documents Azure credential environment variables and resource-changing SDK calls.

This skill contains documentation and code examples for the Azure Resource Manager BotService SDK. Static analysis scanned 0 files with 0 lines, detecting no security patterns. The skill is prompt-only content with no executable code, making it safe for publication. All code examples demonstrate proper Azure SDK patterns including DefaultAzureCredential for authentication.