Clean Skill - 安全技能示例

To test a security scanner for false positives, you can run a benchmark skill containing zero-risk math calculations and string formatting to verify the scanner correctly ignores harmless operations without flagging them.

A false positive in code security scanning occurs when a scanner incorrectly flags legitimate, zero-risk functionality like basic math operations or string formatting as a security vulnerability, which this skill helps identify.

Yes, you can use basic math and string operations to benchmark your scanner configuration by running this skill to confirm it executes harmless calculations and data formatting without triggering false security alerts.

Zero-risk code that should not trigger a security vulnerability alert includes basic mathematical calculations like adding and multiplying integers, string manipulation, data formatting, and basic statistics calculation.

No, this skill does not include any external dependencies or components, serving as a standalone benchmark to test scanner false positives on basic functionality without introducing external variables.