No evidence of prompt injection, credential exfiltration, or hidden execution logic was found in the reviewed file. All static findings are false positives from Markdown code fences, Prometheus command examples, expected URLs, and TLS certificate path placeholders.
No evidence of prompt injection, credential exfiltration, or hidden execution logic was found in the reviewed file. All static findings are false positives from Markdown code fences, Prometheus command examples, expected URLs, and TLS certificate path placeholders.
Static analysis flagged many command, network, certificate, weak-crypto, and heuristic findings in SKILL.md. Review found no malicious intent or prompt injection; the risky content is Markdown guidance for Prometheus setup, including commands that can install charts or query endpoints. Publish with a medium warning because agent execution of the operational commands could change infrastructure.
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Files scanned
393
Lines analyzed
3
Review items
4
False positives ignored
Capability review items (1)
These are real local capabilities that may be expected for this skill, so they require review but are not counted as confirmed malicious behavior.
Operational Commands Can Modify Monitoring Infrastructure
TRUE_POSITIVE with legitimate context. SKILL.md includes Helm, promtool, and curl command examples for installing Prometheus and validating targets. The commands are not hidden or malicious, but an autonomous agent could run them and change a Kubernetes namespace or local monitoring setup.
The commands are directly visible in Markdown code blocks and include helm install and validation commands. The context is operational documentation, so this is a controlled medium risk rather than malicious execution.
Static false positives ignored (4)
These static matches were dismissed by semantic review or matched schema-only tokens, so they are shown for transparency but do not drive the quality score.
FALSE_POSITIVE for malicious network behavior. The external URL is the public Prometheus Community Helm chart repository, and the remaining URLs point to localhost Prometheus API endpoints for validation. No credential transmission or external exfiltration endpoint was found.
The URLs are shown in setup and troubleshooting examples. Their purpose is clear from nearby headings and there is no evidence of data exfiltration.
TLS Key File References Do Not Include Secret Material
FALSE_POSITIVE for sensitive data exposure. SKILL.md references ca_file, cert_file, and key_file paths in a Prometheus TLS configuration example, but it does not embed certificates, private keys, passwords, or tokens.
The lines contain file paths only, not credential contents. This is a common Prometheus configuration pattern.
FALSE_POSITIVE. The flagged lines contain skill metadata, alert descriptions, and threshold text. No cryptographic API, algorithm selection, hashing code, or encryption workflow was found at those locations.
Manual review of each cited line found only prose or Prometheus alert text. There is no semantic evidence of weak cryptographic use.
Critical Combination Heuristic Dismissed After Context Review
FALSE_POSITIVE for malicious behavior. The scanner combined command examples, localhost network examples, and TLS file path examples into a critical heuristic. Manual review found no obfuscation, no prompt injection, no hidden execution flow, and no credential exfiltration.
The underlying patterns are real but appear in transparent documentation examples. No file content attempts to override instructions or conceal behavior.
Static analysis flagged many command, network, certificate, weak-crypto, and heuristic findings in SKILL.md. Review found no malicious intent or prompt injection; the risky content is Markdown guidance for Prometheus setup, including commands that can install charts or query endpoints. Publish with a medium warning because agent execution of the operational commands could change infrastructure.
1
Files scanned
393
Lines analyzed
3
Review items
4
False positives ignored
Capability review items (1)
These are real local capabilities that may be expected for this skill, so they require review but are not counted as confirmed malicious behavior.
Operational Commands Can Modify Monitoring Infrastructure
TRUE_POSITIVE with legitimate context. SKILL.md includes Helm, promtool, and curl command examples for installing Prometheus and validating targets. The commands are not hidden or malicious, but an autonomous agent could run them and change a Kubernetes namespace or local monitoring setup.
The commands are directly visible in Markdown code blocks and include helm install and validation commands. The context is operational documentation, so this is a controlled medium risk rather than malicious execution.
Static false positives ignored (4)
These static matches were dismissed by semantic review or matched schema-only tokens, so they are shown for transparency but do not drive the quality score.
FALSE_POSITIVE for malicious network behavior. The external URL is the public Prometheus Community Helm chart repository, and the remaining URLs point to localhost Prometheus API endpoints for validation. No credential transmission or external exfiltration endpoint was found.
The URLs are shown in setup and troubleshooting examples. Their purpose is clear from nearby headings and there is no evidence of data exfiltration.
TLS Key File References Do Not Include Secret Material
FALSE_POSITIVE for sensitive data exposure. SKILL.md references ca_file, cert_file, and key_file paths in a Prometheus TLS configuration example, but it does not embed certificates, private keys, passwords, or tokens.
The lines contain file paths only, not credential contents. This is a common Prometheus configuration pattern.
FALSE_POSITIVE. The flagged lines contain skill metadata, alert descriptions, and threshold text. No cryptographic API, algorithm selection, hashing code, or encryption workflow was found at those locations.
Manual review of each cited line found only prose or Prometheus alert text. There is no semantic evidence of weak cryptographic use.
Critical Combination Heuristic Dismissed After Context Review
FALSE_POSITIVE for malicious behavior. The scanner combined command examples, localhost network examples, and TLS file path examples into a critical heuristic. Manual review found no obfuscation, no prompt injection, no hidden execution flow, and no credential exfiltration.
The underlying patterns are real but appear in transparent documentation examples. No file content attempts to override instructions or conceal behavior.
This is a documentation-only skill containing YAML configuration examples for Prometheus. No executable code, scripts, or malicious network behavior is present. Static findings are false positives caused by pattern-matching on documentation text rather than actual code analysis.
This is a documentation-only skill containing YAML configuration examples for Prometheus. No executable code, scripts, or malicious network behavior is present. Static findings are false positives caused by pattern-matching on documentation text rather than actual code analysis.
This is a documentation-only skill containing configuration examples and guidance. No executable code, scripts, or network behavior is present in the directory. The skill consists solely of JSON metadata and markdown documentation.
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Files scanned
612
Lines analyzed
0
Review items
0
False positives ignored
No confirmed security findings were recorded for this completed audit.
This is a documentation-only skill containing configuration examples and guidance. No executable code, scripts, or network behavior is present in the directory. The skill consists solely of JSON metadata and markdown documentation.
4
Files scanned
612
Lines analyzed
0
Review items
0
False positives ignored
No confirmed security findings were recorded for this completed audit.