klix-integration

HIGH W007: Insecure credential handling detected in skill instructions.

• Insecure credential handling detected (high risk: 1.00). The prompt embeds explicit Brand ID and Secret Key values and shows Authorization: Bearer headers, which encourages or requires including secret tokens verbatim in generated code/commands and thus creates an exfiltration risk.

HIGH W008: Secret detected in skill content (API keys, tokens, passwords).

• Secret detected (high risk: 1.00). I scanned for high-entropy, literal credentials that could be used to access services.

Flagged:

• The two "Secret Key" values under "Test Environment" are high-entropy, base64-like bearer tokens and are presented as credentials to use in the test environment:
• Secret Key (full features): IB-bzOdJLgJjbsaA34Qpxkg1TTIrW-iDuni6JuzbP--KgtsREHzvIvLLTH8E5T0CZcSbYM3qNmfeogpWW_RZaA==
• Secret Key (simple): No51P_Dq4jQGeha6_eQpfjAFe67u3QYHEO95jrcCux0zPfByd8x9poSa6xINQPz1hyUGKNYoxa16rnUkSUI_MA== These are literal bearer-style secrets (used in Authorization: Bearer ), high-entropy, and directly present — therefore they meet the definition of secrets.

Ignored / not flagged (with reasons):

• Brand ID 702314b8-dd86-41fa-9a22-510fdd71fa92: an identifier/UUID (low entropy) used to identify the brand; not a high-entropy secret and typically insufficient by itself to grant access.
• Test card numbers, CVVs, expiries and the "3DS Password: hint": test card data intended for sandbox/testing. They are numeric/low-entropy test values and documented as test cards — treated as test examples, not high-entropy service credentials.
• Authorization header examples and placeholders (e.g., Authorization: Bearer <SECRET_KEY>, <BRAND_ID>, <PURCHASE_ID>): placeholders and header names are documentation artifacts and explicitly listed in the ignore rules.

MEDIUM W009: Direct money access capability detected (payment gateways, crypto, banking).

• Direct money access detected (high risk: 1.00). The skill is explicitly designed to integrate a payment gateway (Klix) and exposes concrete, named API endpoints and workflows that create and execute monetary transactions. It includes bearer Secret Keys and test credentials and documents endpoints for POST /purchases/ (create a purchase/checkout), POST /purchases//capture/ (capture reserved funds), POST /purchases//charge (charge recurring payments), POST /purchases//release/ (release holds), and bulk PIS payment fields — all of which directly initiate, capture, charge, or release funds. This is a payment-gateway integration (specific financial execution), not a generic tool, so it meets the Direct Financial Execution criteria.