Audit History

All 63 static findings are false positives caused by Markdown syntax, private example CIDRs, official reference links, and placeholder Azure variables. SKILL.md contains documentation and C# examples, with no executable script, automatic network request, or real secret. No prompt injection, exfiltration intent, or other semantic security issue was found.

The flagged items are Markdown examples and reference material, not executable skill code. Package commands, Azure credential environment variable names, private IP allowlist examples, and official links are legitimate documentation patterns with no evidence of exfiltration or prompt injection. No semantic security finding was identified.

Static findings were adjudicated as false positives because they are Markdown code fences, inline identifiers, official reference links, private example CIDRs, or placeholder Azure credential variables. No prompt injection, hidden command execution, or credential exfiltration evidence was found in SKILL.md. A semantic finding remains for destructive Azure deletion examples that should require clear confirmation before use.

Static analysis reported many command, network, credential, weak-crypto, and combination findings, but review shows the command and crypto hits are Markdown documentation false positives. The remaining risk is medium because the skill teaches Azure management-plane operations, uses Azure credential environment variables, and includes examples that can create, update, and delete cloud resources if copied and run.

Documentation-only skill with no executable code. Static analysis scanned 0 files and detected 0 security issues. The skill provides reference documentation for Azure Resource Manager SDK usage for Durable Task Scheduler management. No prompt injection attempts or malicious patterns detected.