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⚠ Suspicious — Risk Score 45/100
Last scan:19 hr ago Rescan
45 /100
toq
Agent-to-agent secure messaging protocol
Legitimate agent-to-agent communication tool with significant doc-to-code mismatch: missing permission declarations, documented but risky curl|sh installation, and extensive persistence mechanisms without proper disclosure.
Skill Nametoq
Duration70.5s
Enginepi
⚠
Use with caution
Approve with caveats: Require explicit allowed-tools declaration for shell:WRITE, network:READ, filesystem:WRITE; warn users about curl|sh risks; add prominent security warnings for handler and service creation features.

Findings 5 items

Severity Finding Location
High
Missing allowed-tools declaration Doc Mismatch
SKILL.md frontmatter does not declare required permissions. The skill executes shell commands (toq install, setup, send), makes network requests (install script, IP detection), and writes files (handlers, service files).
---
name: toq
description: Send and receive secure messages...
→ Add allowed-tools section declaring shell:WRITE, network:READ, filesystem:WRITE
 SKILL.md:1
Medium
Unverified remote script execution Supply Chain
The skill instructs users to run 'curl -sSf https://toq.dev/install.sh | sh' without version pinning or hash verification. This pattern is a common supply chain attack vector.
curl -sSf https://toq.dev/install.sh | sh && export PATH="$HOME/.toq/bin:$PATH"
→ Document this as a known security risk; recommend verifying the install script or using versioned downloads
 SKILL.md:25
Medium
Hardcoded example IP in documentation Doc Mismatch
references/handlers.md contains hardcoded IP '1.2.3.4' in filter rule examples, suggesting limited security review.
toq handler add h --command "bash log.sh" --from "toq://1.2.3.4/*"
→ Replace with example domain or clearly mark as placeholder
 references/handlers.md:104
Medium
Service creation instructions not flagged Persistence
SKILL.md includes detailed systemd and launchd service creation instructions without prominent security warnings. These enable persistent daemon execution.
cat > /tmp/toq.service << EOF
[Unit]...
→ Add prominent warning about persistence implications
 SKILL.md:179
Low
Security features buried in references Doc Mismatch
Important security information (approval modes, exec tool risks) is in references/security.md rather than the main SKILL.md, reducing visibility.
# Security...
→ Summarize key security points (approval mode, exec risks) in SKILL.md with links to references
 references/security.md:1
ResourceDeclaredInferredStatusEvidence
Shell NONE WRITE ✗ Violation SKILL.md:25 - curl|sh, SKILL.md:37-41 - toq setup/send commands
Network NONE READ ✗ Violation SKILL.md:25 - fetches install.sh, SKILL.md:33 - curls ifconfig.me
Filesystem NONE WRITE ✗ Violation SKILL.md:47-50 - creates ~/handlers/, SKILL.md:179-193 - systemd service files
1 Critical 1 High 4 findings
💀
Critical Dangerous Command 危险 Shell 命令
curl -sSf https://toq.dev/install.sh | sh
SKILL.md:25
📡
High IP Address 硬编码 IP 地址
1.2.3.4
references/handlers.md:104
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Medium External URL 外部 URL
https://toq.dev/install.sh
SKILL.md:25
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Medium External URL 外部 URL
http://www.apple.com/DTDs/PropertyList-1.0.dtd
references/security.md:83

File Tree

5 files · 19.9 KB · 584 lines
Markdown 5f · 584L
├─ ▾ 📁 references
│ ├─ 📝 commands.md Markdown 73L · 2.9 KB
│ ├─ 📝 conversational.md Markdown 85L · 2.8 KB
│ ├─ 📝 handlers.md Markdown 125L · 3.5 KB
│ └─ 📝 security.md Markdown 94L · 3.6 KB
└─ 📝 SKILL.md Markdown 207L · 7.1 KB

Dependencies 1 items

PackageVersionSourceKnown VulnsNotes
toq * https://toq.dev/install.sh No External binary installed via curl|sh without verification

Security Positives

✓ Comprehensive security walkthrough provided in references/security.md
✓ Approval mode recommended as default (not open mode)
✓ Credential scanning and redaction mentioned for LLM handlers
✓ Connection modes (approval, allowlist) provide access control
✓ Clear documentation of tool functionality and purpose
✓ Handler patterns use proper quoting and input validation
✓ Alpha disclaimer warns against sensitive data transmission