command-injection-methodology

Fail

Audited by Socket on Oct 16, 2026

3 alerts found:

MalwareSecurityAnomaly
MalwareHIGH
SKILL.md

MALICIOUS. This skill is an offensive exploitation playbook for AI agents: it instructs command injection exploitation, file and env extraction, outbound exfiltration to attacker infrastructure, and reverse-shell persistence. There is no benign workflow limitation or defensive-only scope, so the capability footprint is fundamentally incompatible with a normal productivity skill.

Confidence: 97%Severity: 99%
SecurityMEDIUM
references/injection-bypass.md

The fragment is exploit-oriented command-injection guidance. It presents payloads that could enable arbitrary command execution and sensitive-data disclosure when used against a vulnerable application, but it is not executable code and does not itself perform those actions. Applications should avoid shell invocation with untrusted input, use argument-based process APIs, apply strict allowlists, and prevent sensitive files from being exposed.

Confidence: 99%Severity: 78%
AnomalyLOW
evals/evals.json

No executable malware or direct malicious behavior is present in this JSON fragment. It is an offensive security evaluation dataset containing highly actionable command-injection content. Risk is primarily downstream: unsafe interpretation or execution by an evaluator, agent, or tool runner could enable command execution and file disclosure.

Confidence: 98%Severity: 58%
Audit Metadata
Analyzed At
Oct 16, 2026, 05:16 AM
Package URL
pkg:socket/skills-sh/wgpsec%2Faboutsecurity%2Fcommand-injection-methodology%2F@364abcdf57faf6037e737fc521d5f01f1abe83b0a983593b75fef992694338f8