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security-review

Attacker's-eye security review of a diff, branch, or module — walks a fixed vulnerability catalog (missing authz on new endpoints, injection, secrets in code/logs, trusting client-sent identity, SSRF, path traversal, insecure deserialization, mass assignment, broken crypto, unsafe redirects, dependency CVEs) where every finding must name a concrete attack path (attacker does X → gains Y) or be demoted to hardening advice. Never claims "secure", only "nothing found in the classes checked". Use this skill whenever t…

Identity and source

Publisher attributionDennis Rongoregistry owner unverified by skillvetai
Functional categoryAgent Engineering, Security & Governanceautomatically inferred · 73% rule confidence
Package forminstruction bundle2 recorded files
Canonical sourceClawHub registryclawhub:dennisrongo:security-review
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Claude Codepasses structure
Checker 0.1.0 · agent-skills-2026-08-13+claude-code-docs-2026-08-13 · 8/16/2026.claude/skills/security-review

Runtime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.

OpenAI Codexpasses structure
Checker 0.1.0 · agent-skills-2026-08-13+codex-docs-2026-08-13 · 8/16/2026.agents/skills/security-review

Runtime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.

OpenClawpasses structure
Checker 0.1.0 · agent-skills-2026-08-13+openclaw-docs-2026-08-13 · 8/16/2026skills/security-review

Runtime, accounts, dependencies, permissions, network behavior and task quality remain untested.

Installation and inspection

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clawhub install @dennisrongo/security-review
clawhub inspect @dennisrongo/security-review --version 1.0.0

Security evidence

SkillVetAI static result: no findings detected

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Status
completed
Coverage
full text content
Files
2 / 2 inspected as text
Checked
8/16/2026, 9:38:28 PM
Scanner
0.1.3
Policy
1.0.3
3 inferred permission indicators
  • network access — automatically inferred
  • filesystem write — automatically inferred
  • credential access — automatically inferred
1 dependency and API indicators
  • api: clawhub.ai
External clawhub result: clean

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Evidence checked
8/16/2026, 8:58:00 PM
Release binding
Matches this record
  • vt: clean
  • skillspector: clean
  • llm: clean

Recorded files

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Package content hashsha256:b1abf7ed9de48dbf99a916f43c1d3f87d5c5d09e90e5d2536619e65f2ad96537
Show up to 2 recorded paths
  • skill-card.md
  • SKILL.md

Source changelog

- Major rewrite: The skill now focuses exclusively on attacker’s-eye security reviews of code diffs, branches, or modules, not external packages. - Scope clarified: Only triggers for explicit security review requests or when changes hit trust boundaries (auth, endpoints, sensitive paths). - Review process strictly catalogs classes of vulnerabilities (authz, injection, secrets, SSRF, path traversal, crypto misuse, dependency CVEs). - Every finding must state a concrete attack path (actor, action, impact) or is demoted to hardening advice. No speculative or padded findings. - Never claims "secure"—only "nothing found in these classes, on this evidence, here’s what wasn’t checked". All coverage/exclusions must be explicit. - Removed prior install-blocking workflow and package-focused review steps in favor of code-change threat modeling.