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.
A first-pass skill for investigating hidden data in files used in capture-the-flag security puzzles. It checks images, audio, video, PDFs, archives, and containers for metadata, embedded files, appended data, and other unusual clues.
A security review guide for HTTPS, certificates, redirects, HSTS, and TLS settings across websites and APIs. TLS is the security layer that protects connections between clients and servers.
A security review skill for the life cycle of JWTs, API tokens, refresh tokens, and OAuth or OIDC credentials. It checks how credentials are issued, renewed, revoked, scoped, transmitted, and stored.
A security assessment guide covering how to identify, verify, classify, and rate weaknesses in networks, hosts, applications, configurations, and source code.
A first-pass workflow for CTF challenges involving WebAssembly, JavaScript, or browser-side checks. WebAssembly is a compact format that lets code run in a web browser, often alongside JavaScript.
Bundle skill for authorized web and API authentication assessment. Use when requests involve login flows, sessions, cookies, bearer tokens, refresh tokens, MFA, CSRF boundaries, or mixed browser/API auth and Codex should coordinate multiple auth-focused skills.
A security-testing guide for cross-site scripting (XSS), an attack that makes a website run unwanted JavaScript in a visitor’s browser. It covers reflected, stored, and DOM-based XSS.
A security-testing guide for XXE, a flaw where an XML parser is tricked into reading files or making network requests. It covers XML inputs such as APIs, uploads, SOAP services, office documents, SVGs, and PDFs.
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