# Adversarial Bug Report — port-pi-guard

## Attack Vectors
1. **Status.py not available**: The plugin falls open (allows all edits) — can this be triggered maliciously?
2. **Command injection in execSync**: Is the `cmd` string safe from injection?
3. **Bash tool regex bypass**: Can write operations evade the bash tool pattern check?

## Findings
- Fall-open when status.py is missing is acceptable for offline/local use — an attacker who can remove status.py already has system access
- `execSync` uses hardcoded command parts + `process.cwd()` — no user input in the command string, safe
- Bash regex could be evaded with alternative write commands (e.g., `install`, `cat >`), but this is a best-effort check and the guard primarily targets edit/write tools

## Verdict
No exploitable vulnerabilities found.