io.github.pungggi/smart-terminal
version 1.2.40
- scanned 2026-10-16
- source github.com/pungggi/smart-terminal-mcp
- transport stdio
- files read 20
- methodology 0.2.0
- ruleset 0.1.1
25
100measured on 80% of this axis
not assessed
no lockfile in the fetched source; dependency versions are unresolved, so no vulnerability can be attributed
83measured on 45% of this axis
78measured on 80% of this axis
The evidence
Every deduction below names the artefact that produced it. Nothing on this page was executed: the source was read, never run, and no running server was contacted.
Code Safety
- .smithery/shttp/module.js:2948mcp-js-dynamic-code-execution (critical/medium)
Caller-influenced input reaches an evaluator. eval, the Function constructor and vm.runInNewContext all execute their argument; none of them sandbox anything by default, vm least of all despite the name.
if (this.opts.code.process) sourceCode = this.opts.code.process(sourceCode, sch); const makeValidate = new Function(`${names_1.default.self}`, `${names_1.default.scope}`, sourceCode); const validate = makeValidate(this, this.scope.get()); this.scope.value(validateName, { ref: validate }); - scripts/publish.js:42mcp-js-shell-exec-nonliteral (critical/medium)
A shell is spawned on a value that is not a string literal. child_process .exec and execSync run their argument through /bin/sh, so any caller-supplied component is shell syntax, not data.
console.log(`\n> Running: ${command}`); try { execSync(command, { stdio: ['inherit', 'inherit', 'pipe'], env: { ...process.env, ...extraEnv }, - scripts/publish.js:253mcp-js-shell-exec-nonliteral (critical/medium)
A shell is spawned on a value that is not a string literal. child_process .exec and execSync run their argument through /bin/sh, so any caller-supplied component is shell syntax, not data.
const winPath = join(localAppData, 'mcp-publisher', 'mcp-publisher.exe'); try { execSync(`"${winPath}" --help`, { stdio: 'ignore' }); return `"${winPath}"`; } catch { - scripts/publish.js:253mcp-js-shell-exec-template-literal (critical/medium)
A shell command is built from a template literal with interpolation. Quoting inside a template does not escape shell metacharacters.
const winPath = join(localAppData, 'mcp-publisher', 'mcp-publisher.exe'); try { execSync(`"${winPath}" --help`, { stdio: 'ignore' }); return `"${winPath}"`; } catch { - .smithery/shttp/module.js:313mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
if (!vs) continue; const nameSet = usedValues[prefix] = usedValues[prefix] || /* @__PURE__ */ new Map(); vs.forEach((name) => { if (nameSet.has(name)) - .smithery/shttp/module.js:4250mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
const schema = keywords[key]; if ($data && schema) keywords[key] = schemaOrData(schema); } } - .smithery/shttp/module.js:8228mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
const obj = {}; for (const item of items) { obj[item] = item; } return obj; - .smithery/shttp/module.js:8236mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
const filtered = {}; for (const k of validKeys) { filtered[k] = obj[k]; } return util2.objectValues(filtered); - .smithery/shttp/module.js:10448mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
for (const key in schema.shape) { const fieldSchema = schema.shape[key]; newShape[key] = ZodOptional.create(deepPartialify(fieldSchema)); } return new ZodObject({ - .smithery/shttp/module.js:10716mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
for (const key of util.objectKeys(mask)) { if (mask[key] && this.shape[key]) { shape[key] = this.shape[key]; } } - .smithery/shttp/module.js:10728mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
for (const key of util.objectKeys(this.shape)) { if (!mask[key]) { shape[key] = this.shape[key]; } } - .smithery/shttp/module.js:10747mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
const fieldSchema = this.shape[key]; if (mask && !mask[key]) { newShape[key] = fieldSchema; } else { newShape[key] = fieldSchema.optional(); - .smithery/shttp/module.js:10749mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
newShape[key] = fieldSchema; } else { newShape[key] = fieldSchema.optional(); } } - .smithery/shttp/module.js:10761mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
for (const key of util.objectKeys(this.shape)) { if (mask && !mask[key]) { newShape[key] = this.shape[key]; } else { const fieldSchema = this.shape[key]; - .smithery/shttp/module.js:10768mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
newField = newField._def.innerType; } newShape[key] = newField; } } - .smithery/shttp/module.js:11019mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
return { valid: false }; } newObj[key] = sharedValue.data; } return { valid: true, data: newObj }; - .smithery/shttp/module.js:11553mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
const enumValues = {}; for (const val of this._def.values) { enumValues[val] = val; } return enumValues; - .smithery/shttp/module.js:11560mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
const enumValues = {}; for (const val of this._def.values) { enumValues[val] = val; } return enumValues; - .smithery/shttp/module.js:11567mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
const enumValues = {}; for (const val of this._def.values) { enumValues[val] = val; } return enumValues; - .smithery/shttp/module.js:12540mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
if (!mask[key]) continue; newShape[key] = currDef.shape[key]; } return clone(schema, { - .smithery/shttp/module.js:12604mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
if (!mask[key]) continue; shape[key] = Class2 ? new Class2({ type: "optional", innerType: oldShape[key] - .smithery/shttp/module.js:12611mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
} else { for (const key in oldShape) { shape[key] = Class2 ? new Class2({ type: "optional", innerType: oldShape[key] - .smithery/shttp/module.js:12633mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
if (!mask[key]) continue; shape[key] = new Class2({ type: "nonoptional", innerType: oldShape[key] - .smithery/shttp/module.js:12640mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
} else { for (const key in oldShape) { shape[key] = new Class2({ type: "nonoptional", innerType: oldShape[key] - .smithery/shttp/module.js:13888mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
const field = shape[key]._zod; if (field.values) { propValues[key] ?? (propValues[key] = /* @__PURE__ */ new Set()); for (const v of field.values) propValues[key].add(v); - .smithery/shttp/module.js:13906mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
let counter = 0; for (const key of normalized.keys) { ids[key] = `key_${counter++}`; } doc.write(`const newResult = {}`); - .smithery/shttp/module.js:14180mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
}; } newObj[key] = sharedValue.data; } return { valid: true, data: newObj }; - .smithery/shttp/module.js:14246mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
payload.issues.push(...prefixIssues(key, result2.issues)); } payload.value[key] = result2.value; })); } else { - .smithery/shttp/module.js:14252mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
payload.issues.push(...prefixIssues(key, result.issues)); } payload.value[key] = result.value; } } - .smithery/shttp/module.js:15358mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
const shape = def.shape; for (const key in shape) { json.properties[key] = this.process(shape[key], { ...params, path: [...params.path, "properties", key] - .smithery/shttp/module.js:16595mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
- .smithery/shttp/module.js:19296mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
- scripts/publish.js:186mcp-js-prototype-pollution-merge-loop (medium/medium)
Keys from a caller-supplied object are copied onto a target without excluding __proto__ / constructor / prototype. A tool argument carrying __proto__ then mutates Object.prototype for the whole process, which can turn an unrelated later property read into attacker-controlled data.
changed = true; if (filteredComments.length > 0) { node[key] = filteredComments; continue; }
Auth Posture
- authentication_model
stdio transport: the client launches the server as a subprocess, so the OS process boundary is the auth boundary — `03` §4 does not penalise absent auth here
- transport_security
declared transport: stdio — launched as a subprocess by the client, so the security boundary is the client process, not a network port (`03` §4)
- secret_handling
detect-secrets matched 2 credential-shaped string(s), every one from a keyword or entropy heuristic (Base64 High Entropy String, Hex High Entropy String). Those flag placeholders, variable names and content hashes as readily as credentials, so they do not establish the committed credential `03` §4's 0 asserts, and this sub-check is not scored; Hex High Entropy String at .smithery/shttp/manifest.json:697; Base64 High Entropy String at .smithery/shttp/module.js:18861
- authorization_granularity
19 tool registrations with conditional access logic present in the same source
Maintenance
- recency
last commit 5 day(s) before 2026-10-16
- issue_responsiveness
every issue read was filed by the project itself (4 by its maintainers or bots), so none is someone outside waiting for an answer, and `03` §5's question — will anyone read an issue I file? — has nothing to measure.
- release_cadence
this repository publishes neither releases nor version tags
- bus_factor
sole maintainer
- repository_signals
`03` §5 scores this by quartile WITHIN the server's category, which needs a distribution across every scanned server and so cannot be computed while scanning one. It is a post-pass over the crawl and that pass does not exist yet.
Transparency
- license
package.json declares 'MIT' but no LICENSE file ships with the source
- readme_quality
README.md: installation instructions (+25), configuration documented (+25), exposed tools or resources enumerated (+30), states what the server does in the first 200 words (+20)
- declared_scopes
specific scope or access documentation is present, but `03` §7's 100 and 60 bands both compare it against scopes INFERRED from static analysis, which is not built yet. Scoring 100 on an empty inference would be a vacuous truth — 'all ∅ inferred scopes are documented'.
- changelog
CHANGELOG.md present
- security_contact
SECURITY.md present
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