msresearch-promptions

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Audited by Socket on Oct 4, 2026

2 alerts found:

Anomalyx2
AnomalyLOW
docs/azure-openai-setup.md

No malware or obfuscated payload is present in the visible documentation. The main security concern is instructing users to place an Azure API key in a VITE_-prefixed variable for applications that may run in browsers, where the key can be exposed. Use a server-side proxy or server-only credentials and avoid shipping the key in client bundles.

Confidence: 96%Severity: 66%
AnomalyLOW
assets/scripts/provision-azure-openai.sh

The visible code appears intended to configure Azure OpenAI for two applications, not to perform malware activity. However, placing an Azure API key in a VITE-prefixed variable risks exposing it in client-side bundles, and the fallback prints the key to standard output. Keep the key server-side and assess the omitted write_env implementation and destination handling.

Confidence: 94%Severity: 68%
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Analyzed At
Oct 4, 2026, 02:21 AM
Package URL
pkg:socket/skills-sh/microsoft%2Fvibe-kit%2Fmsresearch-promptions%2F@faed7de2ed9f3ad8b01a5932f628302ba56760f50e61edac72540c0b677229de