Scanned skills

aws/agent-toolkit-for-aws amazon-neptune

Checked the catalogued skill at amazon-neptune.

SkillTrust corpus scan 7 November 2026 v0.13.0 via skillsh Verify on GitHub
D AI-triaged 5
D Security

D; retained sample includes a high finding · SD-007 · what this rule accepts as a false positive →

A Permissions

A set by no findings on this axis

B Transparency

B; retained sample includes a medium finding · SD-007 · what this rule accepts as a false positive →

5 findings
transparencymedium SD-007
references/connectivity.md
transparencymedium SD-007
references/connectivity.md
securityhigh SD-007
references/querying.md
securityhigh SD-007
references/troubleshooting.md
securityhigh SD-007
references/troubleshooting.md
7 suppressed by AI triage
securityhigh SD-007 benign_example
references/migration.md

The curl command is part of documentation demonstrating how to invoke Neptune's bulk loader, not an active malicious operation.

securityhigh SD-007 benign_example
references/migration.md

The curl request is a documented example of checking loader status in Neptune, not an actual outbound network call that could exfiltrate data.

securitycritical SD-013 benign_example
references/performance.md

Comment notes use of Gremlin .profile(), not a shell profile change.

securitycritical SD-013 benign_example
references/performance.md

Same comment about .profile() in code, not a persistence mechanism.

securityhigh SD-007 benign_example
references/querying.md

The text appears in a documentation file and does not represent an actual outbound network call or configuration that could be executed.

securitycritical SD-013 benign_example
references/troubleshooting.md

The flagged text appears to be a placeholder in documentation, not an actual persistence mechanism.

securitycritical SD-013 benign_example
references/troubleshooting.md

Same placeholder text as above; no evidence of malicious persistence code.