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Skill rating

330 skills. The A–F grade combines safety (60%) and quality (40%); tests add a bonus. The rating refreshes automatically from open catalogs.

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1B
Volt Typhoon (Vanguard Panda, PRC) adversary-emulation playbook — edge-device initial access, living-off-the-land-only operations, NTDS/credential theft, long-dwell pre-positioning toward critical inf
9410084C——12 d ago
2B
Lazarus Group (Hidden Cobra, DPRK RGB) adversary-emulation playbook — financially-motivated crypto/DeFi theft and supply-chain intrusion: fake-job social engineering, trojanized apps, wallet/key theft
9410084C——12 d ago
3B
APT29 (Cozy Bear / Midnight Blizzard, SVR) adversary-emulation playbook — malware-light cloud-identity espionage: no-MFA password spray, OAuth consent/token abuse, Golden SAML, mailbox collection over
9410084C——12 d ago
4B
Trust boundary mapping and startup sequence audit for developer tools, CLI apps, and plugin systems. Load when the target is a developer tool, CLI, IDE extension, or any application that loads config
9410084D——12 d ago
5B
Blind SQL injection under hostile WAF — manual bypass playbook for when sqlmap fails because common tokens (SUBSTRING, IF, AND, WHERE, single quotes) are filtered. Covers token-fingerprinting probe lo
9410084D——12 d ago
6B
Phishing / social-engineering catalog for the Phisher agent. Use ONLY when the engagement RoE authorizes a phishing engagement. Covers pretext design, GoPhish campaigns, evilginx2 MFA-bypass proxying,
9410084D——12 d ago
7B
Use to close the Offensive Vaccine loop on the defender side. The Detector agent produces Sigma / YARA rules from offensive operations; this catalog validates those rules against real memory dumps, ev
9410084D——12 d ago
8B
Sandworm (APT44 / Seashell Blizzard, GRU Unit 74455) adversary-emulation playbook — IT→OT intrusion ending in ICS manipulation or destructive impact, executed with living-off-the-land Windows tooling.
939984C——12 d ago
9B
Data handling plan generator — evidence retention, encryption, chain-of-custody, compliance frameworks (GDPR / HIPAA / PCI-DSS / SOC2).
9310083C——12 d ago
10B
How to use ask_user_question — the single operator-input channel for every interview question, including free-form fields via allow_other=true.
939984C——12 d ago
11B
Cleanup & restoration plan generator — artifact inventory, persistence removal commands, pre-engagement baseline, post-engagement verification.
9310083C——12 d ago
12B
Contact / communications plan generator — primary operator, escalation chain, abort signal recipient, external SOC endpoint, blackout windows.
939983C——12 d ago
13B
Abort / crisis plan generator — halt triggers, response actions, AI-aware safety gates (hallucination threshold, destructive-action gate, output validation).
939983C——12 d ago
14B
Bug bounty white-box hunting methodology. Load when the target is an open-source project with a security advisory program, bug bounty, or responsible disclosure policy.
929784D——12 d ago
15B
Resilient public-page reading and OSINT keyword search — web_search (allowlisted-provider OSINT) and web_fetch (curl_cffi TLS-impersonation grid + headless-browser fallback that gets past WAF/403/anti
9210080C——12 d ago
16B
Use when the target is an industrial control system or operational technology network running Modbus, BACnet, S7Comm/S7Comm Plus, DNP3, OPC-UA, or any PLC/HMI/SCADA stack. Engagements MUST set RoE fla
9210080C——12 d ago
17B
Use when the engagement target is IoT, embedded Linux, RTOS, or any device reachable via UART/JTAG/SWD or by extracting its firmware. Covers firmware acquisition, binwalk extraction, filesystem mounti
9210080D——12 d ago
18B
Operate the Decepticon security platform through its CLI when the user asks to set up, diagnose, run, resume, or inspect a Decepticon engagement or local Blue Cell. Use for Decepticon operations, not
929982D——2 d ago
19B
Scattered Spider (UNC3944 / Octo Tempest) adversary-emulation playbook — help-desk vishing → MFA takeover → cloud/SaaS/identity privilege expansion → RMM persistence → data-theft extortion. Use when e
919584C——12 d ago
20B
FIN7 (Carbon Spider / Sangria Tempest) adversary-emulation playbook — revenue-targeted spearphishing with phone follow-up, EDR-evasion tradecraft, AD compromise, and big-game-hunting ransomware. Use w
919584C——12 d ago
21B
Depth-first RE investigation loop for a single binary or function cluster: decompile→rename→retype→comment→re-read, with context-rot guards and on-task checks. Use when triage has already identified t
919584B——12 d ago
22B
Path traversal and Local File Inclusion (LFI) — arbitrary file reading via directory traversal, PHP filter/input/data wrappers for RCE, log poisoning, static resource disclosure, and information leaka
919387B——12 d ago
23B
Deconfliction plan generator: distinguish authorized engagement activity from real incidents.
9110077C——12 d ago
24B
Race condition / TOCTOU exploitation — concurrent and parallel-request attacks against web applications that check then act, write session state before validating it, or perform slow operations that w
9010075C——12 d ago
25B
DNS rebinding attack to bypass browser same-origin policy and reach IMDS/localhost/internal services: TTL=0 rebind mechanics, rbndr.us/singularity tooling, browser DNS cache pinning, chaining into AWS
909484C——12 d ago
26B
Web crypto exploitation — padding-oracle (Vaudenay), AES-CBC bit-flipping / IV manipulation, AES-ECB pattern attacks (cut-and-paste, prefix/suffix recovery), HMAC bypass, hash-length extension, JWT al
9010075C——12 d ago
27B
Known CVE exploitation — fingerprint CMS/framework/plugin version, look up CVE candidates via cve_lookup, retrieve PoCs via cve_poc_lookup, adapt the public exploit to the target, and confirm RCE. Use
909484C——12 d ago
28C
Hunt vector / embedding weaknesses (OWASP LLM08:2025) — adversarial inputs against the RAG / similarity layer that cause cross-tenant leak, embedding-inversion privacy loss, semantic confusion, and re
8910072D——12 d ago
29C
AATMF T10 — Integrity & Confidentiality Breach. System prompt extraction, training-data extraction, model-weight leakage, private-key recovery.
8910072D——12 d ago
30C
AATMF T4 — Multi-Turn & Memory Manipulation. Persistent memory injection, conversation-state poisoning, cross-session contamination, ghost-context leak.
8910072C——12 d ago
31C
Dependency confusion — publish a higher-version internal package name on public registry (npm/PyPI/Maven/Crates) to coerce CI/CD into pulling attacker code.
8910072C——12 d ago
32C
AATMF T15 — Human-AI Coupling. Deepfake escalation, voice clone vishing, deepfake-image-driven social engineering, automation of human-targeted attacks.
8910072D——12 d ago
33C
Hunt LLM training-data and model poisoning (OWASP LLM04:2025) — adversarial inputs that bias future model behaviour through fine-tuning, RLHF, or continuous-learning loops.
8910072C——12 d ago
34C
AATMF T5 — Model & API Exploitation. Rate-limit abuse, token-cost amplification, schema bypass, model-version manipulation.
8910072D——12 d ago
35C
Harvest and replay O365 / Entra ID access via the OAuth device-code flow and captured tokens (TokenTactics-style), skipping the password + MFA prompts.
8910072D——12 d ago
36C
AATMF T11 — Agentic & Orchestrator Exploitation. MCP tool poisoning, agent-to-agent prompt injection, tool-result spoofing, orchestrator state confusion.
8910072D——12 d ago
37C
Hunt LLM system-prompt leakage (OWASP LLM07:2025) — exfiltration of the privileged system prompt revealing internal rules, secrets baked in, tool inventory, and business logic that should not be clien
8910072C——12 d ago
38C
Hunt LLM unbounded consumption (OWASP LLM10:2025) — denial-of-wallet and denial-of-service against LLM endpoints via unrestricted prompt size, runaway tool loops, expensive model selection, and unauth
8910072C——12 d ago
39C
Microsoft 365 mailbox compromise chain — OAuth consent phishing, delegate access abuse, mail rule persistence, and token theft via device code phishing. Full kill chain from initial access to persiste
8910072C——12 d ago
40C
Hunt single-block oracle manipulation — spot-price AMM oracles, manipulable TWAP, dependent calculations, missing staleness checks.
8910072C——12 d ago
41C
AATMF T12 — RAG & Knowledge Base Manipulation. PoisonedRAG, vector store flood, embedding collision, retrieval-bias attacks.
8910072D——12 d ago
42C
AATMF T14 — Infrastructure & Economic Warfare. Endpoint DoS via expensive prompts, model-API account exhaustion, GPU resource starvation, billing weaponization.
8910072D——12 d ago
43C
AATMF T7 — Output Manipulation & Exfiltration. Covert channels in output, schema break, exfil via image gen, side-channel via timing.
8910072D——12 d ago
44C
Proxy upgrade patterns and their bugs — uninitialized implementation, storage slot collisions, selector clashes, unprotected upgrade auth.
8910072C——12 d ago
45C
Account Takeover decision tree — 9 canonical ATO paths, chaining patterns (IDOR→ATO, XSS→ATO, OAuth→ATO), MFA bypass entry points.
8910072C——12 d ago
46C
Web cache deception — trick CDN/proxy into caching authenticated responses under unauthenticated URLs, exposing PII to any visitor.
8910072C——12 d ago
47C
Mass assignment + ORM leak — inject extra fields into create/update requests, escalate to admin, leak protected fields via response.
8910072D——12 d ago
48C
Reverse proxy misconfigurations — nginx alias traversal, Apache mod_rewrite SSRF, Spring Boot Actuator exposure, Tomcat manager, IIS short-name disclosure.
8910072C——12 d ago
49C
Systematic pattern exhaustion methodology. Load after finding any confirmed vulnerability to search for all instances of the same root cause pattern across the codebase.
8910072D——12 d ago
50C
Signature replay attacks — missing nonces, missing chain ID, ecrecover zero address, signature malleability, cross-chain replay.
8910072C——12 d ago