injection-risk-auditor
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Trace untrusted input into SQL, shell, template, path, and other interpreter sinks. Use for security review or changes involving dynamic queries/commands.
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- Distinctive: line 16
No interpreter-like sink or external input is involved.
- Distinctive: line 20
Read applicable repository instructions before edits.
- Distinctive: line 34
Check whether the sink uses parameterized/bound APIs appropriate to that interpreter.
- Distinctive: line 46
Use non-destructive synthetic payloads only.
- Distinctive: line 52
Test payloads remain local/synthetic.
- Distinctive: line 63
If framework behavior is uncertain, consult authoritative docs or create an isolated local test instead of assuming escaping semantics.
≈ “Common” is an estimate: at least 1 in 5 of the 350,495 skill files we read have a rule of the same kind, not the same words. “Very specific” is our guess from the words: it names a file, a command, a setting or the project itself.
Files
Purpose
Find controllable input reaching executable interpreters without safe parameterization or validation.
When to activate
Code constructs queries, commands, templates, file paths, expressions, or dynamic code from external input.
When not to activate
No interpreter-like sink or external input is involved.
Preconditions
- Read applicable repository instructions before edits.
- Preserve unrelated working-tree changes and establish a baseline when the workflow can modify code.
- Identify which tools and environments are actually available; do not claim unavailable checks ran.
Required inputs
- Input entry points
- Potential interpreter sinks
- Framework/ORM/query APIs
Workflow
- Identify trust-boundary inputs and the interpreter-like sinks reachable from changed code.
- Trace data transformations rather than matching sink names alone.
- Check whether the sink uses parameterized/bound APIs appropriate to that interpreter.
- Flag string concatenation/interpolation where attacker-controlled syntax can survive.
- Build benign malicious test payloads that prove whether syntax crosses the boundary; do not target external systems.
- Fix with binding, allowlists, or structural APIs before considering escaping.
- Re-run positive and negative tests after remediation.
Relevant tools
Static search/dataflow tool when available, local test harness, framework docs.
Safety restrictions
Use non-destructive synthetic payloads only; never exploit systems outside the authorized project.
Validation
- A finding includes source-to-sink evidence, not only a suspicious string.
- Remediation removes syntax control and preserves valid inputs.
- Test payloads remain local/synthetic.
Expected output
- Source-to-sink trace
- Exploitability evidence
- Remediation
- Regression tests
Failure handling
If framework behavior is uncertain, consult authoritative docs or create an isolated local test instead of assuming escaping semantics.
Completion criteria
The skill is complete only when every applicable validation item above has observed evidence or is explicitly marked not executed with the concrete blocker. Do not replace missing evidence with confidence language.
Research mapping
This skill was selected from research problems: P016. See research/vibe-coding-problems.md and research/problem-evidence.csv in the Vibe Coding Skills repository.
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