janeapp
What this skill does
A CLI tool for managing Jane App patient online booking, allowing users to log in, browse practitioners, view appointments, and book/cancel appointments across multiple clinics.
github/mvanhorn - Tool Misuse - 1.9k stars
Threat analysis
Skill info
pkg:github/mvanhorn/printing-press-library@5a78746?skill=janeappAssessments (4)
Tool Misuse
Tool Misuse via local-llm-review
Makefile
The command 'rm -rf bin/' is present, which could be used to delete files in the 'bin' directory. This could be a risk if not properly controlled.Tool Misuse via local-llm-review
internal/cli/book.go
The code contains a DELETE request to '/api/v2/appointments/%d\n'. If not properly secured, this could be used to delete appointments without proper authorization.Tool Misuse via local-llm-review
internal/cli/jane_booking.go
The code contains a DELETE request to '/appointments/{id}'. If not properly secured, this could be used to delete appointments without proper authorization.Privilege Escalation
Privilege Escalation via local-llm-review
internal/cli/auth.go
The code references 'Keychain' which could be used to store and retrieve sensitive information such as authentication tokens. If not properly secured, this could lead to privilege escalation.Badge
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Methodology and disputes
Every skill is assessed by the Anomity Skill Intelligence engine against its public source; findings indicate risk patterns, not confirmed exploitation. Maintainer of janeapp? Report an issue or request a rescan.
