acquia

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Audited by Socket on Mar 4, 2026

1 alert found:

Security
SecurityMEDIUM
SKILL.md

This skill file documents a legitimate integration approach that uses the Membrane CLI as a mediator between the agent/user and the Acquia API. There is no code in the provided fragment that directly performs malicious operations (no backdoors, no obfuscated payloads, no credential-harvesting commands). The primary security considerations are supply-chain and data-flow/trust decisions: installing a third-party CLI from npm and routing all API traffic through Membrane centralizes access and places trust and sensitive data in Membrane's infrastructure. That design choice is not inherently malicious but requires the user/organization to trust Membrane's security, retention, and operational practices. From a supply-chain perspective, installing an unpinned global npm package is a standard but non-negligible risk. Overall, I find no direct malware indicators in this skill; the remaining risks are operational/trust and standard package supply-chain considerations. Recommend verifying Membrane's security posture, pinning CLI versions for reproducible installs, and reviewing vendor data retention/privacy policies before use.

Confidence: 80%Severity: 75%
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Analyzed At
Mar 4, 2026, 08:57 AM
Package URL
pkg:socket/skills-sh/membranedev%2Fapplication-skills%2Facquia%2F@8f2ef6c918ff79631b21d8933bd6ee7fa0994ed1