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This guide details how to perform coverage-guided fuzzing on compiled binaries using AFL++ (American Fuzzy Lop Plus Plus). It covers the entire workflow: instrumenting targets, managing input corpora, running parallel fuzzing campaigns, and triaging complex crashes using tools like CASR or GDB. Ideal for security assessment, crash discovery, and validating application security controls.

Perform comprehensive security assessments for Google Cloud Platform environments. This tool audits critical security components—including IAM policies, firewall rules, and storage permissions—against industry benchmarks like the CIS GCP Foundations Benchmark. It helps organizations establish secure baselines and ensure continuous compliance across multiple GCP projects.

A comprehensive guide for performing authorized security assessments on GraphQL APIs. This skill covers key areas such as endpoint discovery, schema introspection, testing for authorization flaws (BOLA/BFLA), injection vulnerabilities (SQL/NoSQL), and denial-of-service risks. Essential for penetration testers and bug bounty researchers targeting modern web applications.

This skill demonstrates how to integrate Hardware Security Modules (HSMs) using the standard PKCS#11 interface. It covers secure key generation, signing, encryption, and verification operations directly on the hardware. Ideal for security assessments, compliance audits (FIPS 140-2/3), and validating cryptographic controls using tools like python-pkcs11, AWS CloudHSM, and YubiHSM2.

This guide details advanced hash cracking techniques using Hashcat, the world's fastest password recovery tool. It covers various attack modes—including dictionary, brute-force, and rule-based attacks—and supports numerous common hash types (e.g., NTLM, bcrypt). This skill is strictly designed for authorized security assessments and penetration testing to evaluate the strength and resilience of organizational password policies.

This guide details the technique and workflow for executing HTTP Parameter Pollution (HPP) attacks. HPP exploits how web applications and back-end systems handle duplicate HTTP parameters (e.g., first-wins, last-wins, concatenation). It is a critical method for bypassing Web Application Firewalls (WAFs), testing input validation logic, and identifying vulnerabilities in API, OAuth, and payment processing flows.

This tool provides comprehensive asset discovery and inventory management for Operational Technology (OT) and Industrial Control Systems (ICS) environments using the Claroty xDome platform. It utilizes passive monitoring and active querying to achieve full visibility into critical assets across Purdue Model levels, including PLCs, RTUs, and HMIs. Ideal for compliance assessments (e.g., IEC 62443) and onboarding brownfield sites.

EvilGinx3 is an advanced Adversary-in-the-Middle (AiTM) framework designed for red teaming simulations. It goes beyond traditional credential harvesting by acting as a transparent proxy to intercept the entire authentication flow, including session cookies and Multi-Factor Authentication (MFA) tokens. This capability allows security professionals to assess the robustness of an organization's security posture against sophisticated account takeover attacks.

This tool provides comprehensive security assessments for the entire IoT ecosystem, including physical hardware, embedded firmware, network communications, and cloud APIs. Testers can perform deep dives using hardware debugging (UART/JTAG), firmware extraction and reverse engineering, analyzing protocols (MQTT, CoAP, BLE), and simulating cloud-to-device attacks to identify vulnerabilities across all layers of the smart device stack.

This tool automates the process of executing the JWT none algorithm attack. It demonstrates how to bypass signature verification by setting the 'alg' header to 'none' in a JSON Web Token. This vulnerability allows attackers to forge tokens with arbitrary claims, such as escalating privileges or impersonating other users, and is crucial for penetration testing and API security auditing.

A comprehensive guide detailing the Kerberoasting attack process, a critical post-exploitation technique in Active Directory environments. This method targets service accounts by requesting TGS tickets for accounts with Service Principal Names (SPNs), allowing attackers to capture encrypted tickets for offline password cracking. Essential for security assessments and red team simulations.

A comprehensive security auditing tool designed to assess a Kubernetes cluster's compliance posture against established CIS benchmarks. It performs deep checks on control plane components (API Server, etcd, Controller Manager), worker nodes, and Role-Based Access Control (RBAC). Use it for proactive security assessments, compliance validation, and hardening throughout the CI/CD lifecycle.