Snyk
Named by 36 kept items in this workspace.
17 items name it under classification.technologies, 17 under tools, 1 under affected products and 1 under classification.key entities.
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static SCA vendor
Security/vulnerability management product; cited as source of product data showing roughly six new vulnerabilities introduced for every one remediated (as of June 2026)
Referenced as an expensive commercial supply-chain/software composition analysis product that PackageGuard aims to provide a cheaper alternative to
dependency security scanner referenced as relying on GHSA feed
Integration via plugins/MCP for vulnerability scanning
Dependency version scanning tool, described as missing behavioral attack patterns
Reputation-based supply-chain security scanning tool whose package-age risk scoring was defeated via version backfilling
Competing AI agent skill scanner mentioned as requiring signing up for a service (account required).
Security scanning platform used to detect the malicious easy-day-js package (flagged as SNYK-JS-EASYDAYJS-17353313) and to remediate scope-wide npm compromises; referenced remediation demo 'Shai-Hulud NPM Attack: Remediation with Snyk'
Application security platform; scans AI-generated code, provides risk-based vulnerability prioritization, asset discovery for AI blast radius, and the Snyk Vulnerability DB
One of three external scanners integrated into skills.sh; bypassed
Comparison point: commercial cloud platform offering AI remediation, sends data to its service (contrasted with DockSec's local/open-source design).
Commercial tool identifying vulnerable components, integrates with CI/CD pipelines; free for open source; supports Node.js, Ruby, Java, Python, Scala, Golang, .NET, PHP
Security firm that published a report on the campaign
SAST
Published ToxicSkills audit, SKILL.md threat model, leaky skills research, skill scanner limitations research; partnered with Tessl and Vercel for registry-level skill scanning.
Security research/audits of the skill ecosystem (ToxicSkills, leaky skills, scanner limitations); registry-level scanning partnerships with Tessl and Vercel.
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