Skill scan · first seen 2026-10-19 · scanned 1 time
attacking-oauth-with-device-code-phishing · mukul975/Anthropic-Cybersecurity-Skills
Skill scan · rules 2026-10-19.3
No known risky patterns
No known risky patterns found. That isn't a guarantee: read what it asks your agent to do.
Nothing matched any of the 34 rules.
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Checked a skill before my agent installed it: no known risky patterns. Free scan, no account: https://theagentforge.io/scan/822446dc67a87c781c100d6297bd39cbe0d5933cce0beacd3c1a1c7f1167e53a?from=shareYour skill? Put this badge in its README. It always shows the latest scan of this file:
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