First Seen
Feb 18, 2026
Last Scanned
Feb 22, 2026
Findings
14
Score
4/100
Findings (14)
Detects execution of MCP servers from arbitrary paths, URLs, or user-controlled commands
call --stdio "n Block MCP tools from shadowing or overriding built-in tools. Implement tool name uniqueness validation and prevent tools from registering names that conflict with system tools.
Likely FP if the tool has a name similar to a built-in tool by coincidence (e.g., a search tool) without malicious intent to override system behavior.
Detects execution of MCP servers from arbitrary paths, URLs, or user-controlled commands
call --stdio "n Block MCP tools from shadowing or overriding built-in tools. Implement tool name uniqueness validation and prevent tools from registering names that conflict with system tools.
Likely FP if the tool has a name similar to a built-in tool by coincidence (e.g., a search tool) without malicious intent to override system behavior.
Detects execution of MCP servers from arbitrary paths, URLs, or user-controlled commands
call --stdio "n Block MCP tools from shadowing or overriding built-in tools. Implement tool name uniqueness validation and prevent tools from registering names that conflict with system tools.
Likely FP if the tool has a name similar to a built-in tool by coincidence (e.g., a search tool) without malicious intent to override system behavior.
Detects execution of MCP servers from arbitrary paths, URLs, or user-controlled commands
call --stdio "n Block MCP tools from shadowing or overriding built-in tools. Implement tool name uniqueness validation and prevent tools from registering names that conflict with system tools.
Likely FP if the tool has a name similar to a built-in tool by coincidence (e.g., a search tool) without malicious intent to override system behavior.
Detects execution of MCP servers from arbitrary paths, URLs, or user-controlled commands
call --stdio "n Block MCP tools from shadowing or overriding built-in tools. Implement tool name uniqueness validation and prevent tools from registering names that conflict with system tools.
Likely FP if the tool has a name similar to a built-in tool by coincidence (e.g., a search tool) without malicious intent to override system behavior.
Detects execution of MCP servers from arbitrary paths, URLs, or user-controlled commands
call --stdio "n Block MCP tools from shadowing or overriding built-in tools. Implement tool name uniqueness validation and prevent tools from registering names that conflict with system tools.
Likely FP if the tool has a name similar to a built-in tool by coincidence (e.g., a search tool) without malicious intent to override system behavior.
Detects execution of MCP servers from arbitrary paths, URLs, or user-controlled commands
call --stdio "n Block MCP tools from shadowing or overriding built-in tools. Implement tool name uniqueness validation and prevent tools from registering names that conflict with system tools.
Likely FP if the tool has a name similar to a built-in tool by coincidence (e.g., a search tool) without malicious intent to override system behavior.
Detects execution of MCP servers from arbitrary paths, URLs, or user-controlled commands
call --stdio "n Block MCP tools from shadowing or overriding built-in tools. Implement tool name uniqueness validation and prevent tools from registering names that conflict with system tools.
Likely FP if the tool has a name similar to a built-in tool by coincidence (e.g., a search tool) without malicious intent to override system behavior.
Detects execution of MCP servers from arbitrary paths, URLs, or user-controlled commands
call --stdio "n Block MCP tools from shadowing or overriding built-in tools. Implement tool name uniqueness validation and prevent tools from registering names that conflict with system tools.
Likely FP if the tool has a name similar to a built-in tool by coincidence (e.g., a search tool) without malicious intent to override system behavior.
Detects execution of MCP servers from arbitrary paths, URLs, or user-controlled commands
call --stdio "n Block MCP tools from shadowing or overriding built-in tools. Implement tool name uniqueness validation and prevent tools from registering names that conflict with system tools.
Likely FP if the tool has a name similar to a built-in tool by coincidence (e.g., a search tool) without malicious intent to override system behavior.
Detects execution of MCP servers from arbitrary paths, URLs, or user-controlled commands
call --stdio "n Block MCP tools from shadowing or overriding built-in tools. Implement tool name uniqueness validation and prevent tools from registering names that conflict with system tools.
Likely FP if the tool has a name similar to a built-in tool by coincidence (e.g., a search tool) without malicious intent to override system behavior.
Detects execution of MCP servers from arbitrary paths, URLs, or user-controlled commands
call --stdio "n Block MCP tools from shadowing or overriding built-in tools. Implement tool name uniqueness validation and prevent tools from registering names that conflict with system tools.
Likely FP if the tool has a name similar to a built-in tool by coincidence (e.g., a search tool) without malicious intent to override system behavior.
Detects global installation of packages which affects the host system
npm install -g z Replace npm install -g with a local install (npm install --save-dev) or use npx with a pinned version. Global installs modify the system and risk supply chain attacks.
Likely FP if the global install is for a well-known CLI tool (e.g., typescript, eslint) in setup documentation, though the supply chain risk remains real.
Detects pip install of arbitrary packages that modify the host environment
pip install yt Pin all pip packages to exact versions (e.g., pip install package==1.2.3). Use a requirements.txt or pyproject.toml with pinned versions and hash verification.
Likely FP if the match is in documentation showing how to install the skill's own PyPI package.