openai-security-ownership-map

[Skill Scanner] Installation of third-party script detected This skill is internally consistent with its stated purpose: it needs to read git history and file contents to compute ownership and sensitive-file signals and to emit CSV/JSON/graph artifacts. I found no evidence of network exfiltration, hardcoded credentials, dynamic code-execution backdoors, or obfuscated/malicious code in the provided documentation. The main security risk is legitimate and expected: the tool reads repository files (which may contain secrets or private keys) and writes analysis outputs locally. Running it requires trust in the execution environment and careful handling of the generated outputs. Recommend running on trusted hosts, and using the sensitivity rules to avoid emitting secret contents into less-secure sinks. LLM verification: The fragment conceptually aligns with its security-owned analysis objective and presents a coherent workflow for generating ownership/topology artifacts. The primary risks are standard supply-chain hygiene issues (unpinned dependencies and potential external script installation). No explicit malicious behavior is evident in the fragment. Recommended mitigations: pin dependencies (e.g., networkx>=2.x,<3.x), verify the provenance and integrity of any external scripts, and document trusted sources