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aws/agent-toolkit-for-aws amazon-opensearch-service

Checked the catalogued skill at amazon-opensearch-service.

SkillTrust corpus scan 7 November 2026 v0.13.0 via skillsh Verify on GitHub
D AI-triaged 11
D Security

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

D Permissions

D; retained sample includes a high finding · SD-003 · what this rule accepts as a false positive →

A Transparency

A set by no findings on this axis

showing 10 of 11
permission_hygienehigh SD-003
assets/report-template.md
permission_hygienehigh SD-003
assets/report-template.md
permission_hygienehigh SD-003
assets/tech-deepdive-template.md
permission_hygienehigh SD-003
assets/tech-deepdive-template.md
securityhigh SD-007
references/assessment-knowledge-retrieval.md
securityhigh SD-007
references/assessment-knowledge-retrieval.md
securityhigh SD-007
references/log-analytics-troubleshooting.md
securitymedium SD-008
references/trace-analytics-trace-ingestion.md
securitymedium SD-008
references/trace-analytics-trace-ingestion.md
securitymedium SD-008
references/trace-analytics-trace-ingestion.md
4 suppressed by AI triage
permission_hygienehigh SD-003 benign_example
assets/elasticsearch-report-template.md

Documentation contains no actual path traversal code or references to system paths.

securityhigh SD-022 benign_example
references/assessment-gotchas.md

The matched text is part of documentation explaining DNS exfiltration detection, not an actual exfiltration activity.

permission_hygienehigh SD-003 benign_example
references/compatibility-rubric.md

The relative path is a normal documentation link, not code that reads or writes files

securityhigh SD-022 benign_example
references/sizing.md

Documentation file contains no actual DNS traffic or configuration, so the match is almost certainly a false positive.