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soc2-evidence-collector
Generate SOC2 evidence collection checklists, automate evidence gathering scripts, and produce audit-ready evidence packages across all 5 Trust Service Criteria.
The skill is a SOC2 evidence collection documentation tool with no executable code, scripts, or dependencies. The pre-scan IOC for base64 -d at SKILL.md:175 is a false positive — it is standard AWS API response handling in a legitimate documentation example.
技能名称soc2-evidence-collector
分析耗时46.6s
引擎pi
可以安装
Approve for use. The skill generates compliance documentation and example shell scripts for SOC2 audits. No malicious behavior detected.

安全发现 1 项

严重性 安全发现 位置
低危
Sales promotional content 文档欺骗
SKILL.md ends with an AfrexAI promotional note advertising their commercial AI-as-a-Service product. This is standard vendor marketing but not a security risk.
[email protected]
→ No action needed. Marketing content in documentation is common for third-party skills and does not constitute malicious behavior.
SKILL.md:278
资源类型声明权限推断权限状态证据
文件系统 READ READ ✓ 一致 SKILL.md declares Read as the primary interaction method for evidence gathering
命令执行 WRITE WRITE ✓ 一致 SKILL.md contains bash script examples for AWS/GitHub evidence collection; Bash …
网络访问 READ READ ✓ 一致 Skill only documents AWS CLI and GitHub API calls for evidence collection; no ar…
1 严重 3 项发现
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严重 编码执行 Base64 编码执行(代码混淆)
base64 -d
SKILL.md:175
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中危 外部 URL 外部 URL
https://afrexai.com
README.md:48
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提示 邮箱 邮箱地址
[email protected]
SKILL.md:278

目录结构

2 文件 · 15.3 KB · 326 行
Markdown 2f · 326L
├─ 📝 README.md Markdown 48L · 1.9 KB
└─ 📝 SKILL.md Markdown 278L · 13.4 KB

安全亮点

✓ Pure documentation skill — no executable code or scripts in the package
✓ No dependencies (no requirements.txt, package.json, Cargo.toml, etc.), eliminating supply chain risk
✓ The base64 -d usage is standard AWS credential report handling (aws iam generate-credential-report returns base64-encoded CSV)
✓ No credential harvesting or exfiltration — shell script examples only write to local soc2-evidence/ directories
✓ No references to sensitive paths (~/.ssh, ~/.aws, .env) except as part of legitimate AWS CLI command documentation
✓ Well-structured SKILL.md with clear evidence categories aligned to SOC2 Trust Service Criteria
✓ No obfuscation, eval(), or hidden instructions in HTML comments or elsewhere