審計歷史
webapp-sqlmap - 5 審計
審計版本 5
最新 高風險Jan 16, 2026, 04:26 PM
This skill wraps sqlmap, a legitimate open-source penetration testing tool. Static findings (273 patterns) are TRUE POSITIVES for security-relevant operations but represent intentional functionality for authorized security testing. The skill includes explicit authorization requirements and ethical use guidelines. SQL injection testing can be destructive to databases and requires strict authorization controls.
風險因素
⚙️ 外部命令 (1)
🌐 網路存取 (1)
📁 檔案系統存取 (1)
🔑 環境變數 (1)
審計版本 4
高風險Jan 16, 2026, 04:26 PM
This skill wraps sqlmap, a legitimate open-source penetration testing tool. Static findings (273 patterns) are TRUE POSITIVES for security-relevant operations but represent intentional functionality for authorized security testing. The skill includes explicit authorization requirements and ethical use guidelines. SQL injection testing can be destructive to databases and requires strict authorization controls.
風險因素
⚙️ 外部命令 (1)
🌐 網路存取 (1)
📁 檔案系統存取 (1)
🔑 環境變數 (1)
審計版本 3
安全Jan 10, 2026, 11:07 AM
Pure documentation skill containing no executable code. Provides SQLMap usage guidance, workflow checklists, and CI/CD security templates. All content focuses on authorized penetration testing with explicit authorization requirements. No scripts, network calls, file system access, or command execution capabilities present.
審計版本 2
安全Jan 10, 2026, 11:07 AM
Pure documentation skill containing no executable code. Provides SQLMap usage guidance, workflow checklists, and CI/CD security templates. All content focuses on authorized penetration testing with explicit authorization requirements. No scripts, network calls, file system access, or command execution capabilities present.
審計版本 1
安全Jan 10, 2026, 11:07 AM
Pure documentation skill containing no executable code. Provides SQLMap usage guidance, workflow checklists, and CI/CD security templates. All content focuses on authorized penetration testing with explicit authorization requirements. No scripts, network calls, file system access, or command execution capabilities present.