ifood

Warn

Audited by Socket on Sep 17, 2026

1 alert found:

Anomaly
AnomalyLOW
SKILL.md

SUSPICIOUS. The skill's core capability fits its stated iFood integration purpose, and the Membrane CLI appears to be an official same-org npm tool rather than an unverifiable binary. The main concern is data-flow integrity: instead of calling iFood APIs directly, the skill routes authentication and API requests through Membrane's intermediary service/proxy, which broadens trust and exposes request data to a third party. Combined with unpinned `@latest` installs and broad CRUD/proxy capability, this is medium risk but not confirmed malicious.

Confidence: 85%Severity: 54%
Audit Metadata
Analyzed At
Sep 17, 2026, 12:09 PM
Package URL
pkg:socket/skills-sh/membranedev%2Fapplication-skills%2Fifood%2F@a318d8cdd7c40b132bc9df228bd7fc0927027153f04464f4aacc76337069313c