
This is a defensive security skill that teaches Claude to recognize malware distribution repos disguised as legitimate software downloads. It's trained to spot red flags like "keygen," "crack," "pre-activated" in descriptions, missing source code, suspicious star patterns, and other telltale signs of malicious repositories. When triggered, it warns users with specific threat details and points them to official vendor sites instead. The approach is clever because it turns the AI into a first line of defense against a genuinely common attack vector, especially useful when users ask about sketchy repos they've stumbled across. The Go code examples show practical pattern matching for suspicious keywords and repository metadata, though you'd mostly use this conversationally rather than programmatically.
npx -y skills add aradotso/security-skills --skill avast-security-awareness --agent claude-codeInstalls into .claude/skills of the current project.
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