Bundle skill for CTF binary triage and solve routing. Use when the prompt mentions ELF, nc services, memory corruption, WASM reversing, native binaries, or uncertain binary challenge direction and Codex should coordinate the core CTF binary skills before deeper specialization.
A general workflow for solving CTF challenges, which are security puzzles that award a hidden flag when solved. It first sorts a challenge into Web, Crypto, Pwn, Reverse, Forensics, or Misc categories.
Bundle skill for digital forensics and artifact-first triage. Use when requests involve PCAPs, stego, suspicious images, metadata, extracted files, or mixed forensic artifacts and Codex should coordinate the initial triage skills before deeper analysis.
A guide to testing IDOR, a web security flaw where changing a user-supplied identifier can expose someone else’s file or record. It covers checks for horizontal access between users and vertical access to administrator resources.
A workflow for reviewing JWTs and other login or session tokens in CTF challenges. JWTs are signed text tokens that can carry information such as a user role or expiration time.
A security-testing guide for LDAP injection, where unescaped user input changes a directory search or login query. LDAP is a system commonly used to store and look up users and permissions.
A methodology for testing the security of Android and iOS mobile applications. It covers the app itself, stored and transmitted data, authentication, permissions, sessions and network communications.
A guide for testing whether web APIs—the endpoints software uses to exchange data—handle identity, permissions, input, business rules, and errors safely.
A review process for OpenAPI or Swagger documents, which describe how JSON-based web APIs work. It checks authentication, permissions, input fields, errors and high-impact operations against the documented contract.
A security review for finding exposed secrets and sensitive settings in websites, front-end files, backups, history pages, and public resources. It distinguishes usable passwords, keys, and tokens from harmless public identifiers.
A checklist and method for reviewing code for security weaknesses. It covers input checks, safe output, authentication, permissions, encryption, error handling, logging, and common vulnerability patterns.
A security-awareness training guide for teaching people how to recognize and avoid common security risks. It covers passwords, accounts, phishing emails, social engineering, data handling, and physical security.
A guide to testing SSRF, a flaw where a server can be tricked into requesting a URL chosen by a user. It covers URL previews, webhooks, proxies, imports, image processing, and PDF generation.
A review guide for server-side template injection, where user-controlled text is mistakenly treated as template code by a web application. It is aimed at capture-the-flag challenges and deliberately vulnerable practice targets.