
This one's designed to identify GitHub repos that pretend to be legitimate security software but are actually distributing malware or cracks. It analyzes repositories for red flags like suspicious keywords (keygen, loader, pre-activated), fake engagement metrics (high stars with zero forks or issues), missing source code, and trademark abuse. The C++ examples show pattern detection for malicious indicators and verification against legitimate vendor sources. You'd use this when evaluating whether a security software repo is trustworthy or if it's another scam trying to distribute trojans disguised as Avast or Norton installers. The skill is essentially a security researcher's checklist turned into automated detection patterns.
npx -y skills add aradotso/security-skills --skill avast-premium-security-malware-detection --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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