affaan-m/ecc taste-application
Checked the catalogued skill at taste-application.
D; retained sample includes a high finding · SD-007 · what this rule accepts as a false positive →
D; retained sample includes a high finding · SD-003 · what this rule accepts as a false positive →
B; retained sample includes a medium finding · SD-007 · what this rule accepts as a false positive →
28 suppressed by AI triage
Importing urllib.request is a normal library inclusion for outbound network operations, not a malicious activity.
The URL is a documentation reference to an external API, not an active call.
The URL refers to a local dry‑run endpoint used for internal testing.
The URL is a link to documentation for obtaining an API key, not an active call.
The class implements safe redirect handling for legitimate network downloads.
The code constructs a Request to download content from a trusted domain, part of normal functionality.
The subsequent code performs a safe download using urllib, a legitimate operation.
The Windows path refers only to standard program data and is used for legitimate module discovery.
The absolute path points to a standard Resolve module directory, not to arbitrary file access.
No actual base64 encoded payload is present; the flag is a false positive.
The path is a legitimate Resolve module location used only for discovery.
The string is part of documentation instructing users to set environment variables, not executable code.
Standard Windows program data path used for module discovery.
Absolute path refers to a legitimate LUT directory for DaVinci Resolve.
Comment explains safe handling of LUT paths, not malicious behavior.
Importing urllib.request is a normal library inclusion for outbound network operations, not a malicious activity.
The URL is a documentation reference to an external API, not an active call.
The URL refers to a local dry‑run endpoint used for internal testing.
The URL is a link to documentation for obtaining an API key, not an active call.
The class implements safe redirect handling for legitimate network downloads.
The code constructs a Request to download content from a trusted domain, part of normal functionality.
The subsequent code performs a safe download using urllib, a legitimate operation.
The code only accesses a local dictionary, not performing any outbound network request.
The code only reads a JSON file from a user-provided path; it does not modify shell profiles or set persistence mechanisms.
Test code references a URL but does not perform a network call; no exfiltration occurs.
No path traversal evidence in the context; the line contains only empty content.
The code only asserts urllib.request is not imported; it contains no outbound network calls or permission grants.
This is a unit test asserting that no network modules are imported, not an outbound network call.