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A comprehensive tool for detecting Server-Side Request Forgery (SSRF) vulnerabilities. It probes cloud metadata endpoints (AWS, GCP, Azure), internal network services, and utilizes various protocol handlers (file://, gopher://) and bypass techniques (DNS rebinding, IP encoding) to assess application security posture during penetration testing or security auditing.

A comprehensive guide for performing static analysis of Windows Portable Executable (PE) files using tools like PEStudio and scripting libraries. This technique examines file headers, calculates section entropy, identifies suspicious API calls (e.g., process injection, persistence), and extracts obfuscated strings and Indicators of Compromise (IoCs) without executing the sample, making it a crucial step in malware triage and reverse engineering.

This comprehensive guide details how to perform thorough and passive subdomain enumeration using Subfinder. It is an essential process during the reconnaissance phase of penetration testing, bug bounty hunting, and security assessments. By integrating multiple passive sources (like Shodan, Censys, and Certificate Transparency logs), users can efficiently map the entire attack surface of a target organization, discover forgotten or misconfigured assets, and prepare for subsequent vulnerability scanning.

This skill simulates and detects critical software supply chain attacks, including typosquatting via Levenshtein distance, dependency confusion detection against private registries, and package integrity verification using SHA-256 hashing. It also performs comprehensive vulnerability scanning against known CVEs using pip-audit. It is essential for security assessments, compliance audits, and incident response when validating software component trustworthiness.

A comprehensive guide to conducting security assessments on thick client (desktop) applications. This skill details techniques ranging from static analysis (using tools like dnSpy, IDA Pro) to dynamic analysis (process monitoring with Procmon, network interception via Burp Suite). It covers finding hardcoded credentials, identifying insecure local storage, mitigating DLL hijacking, and analyzing memory manipulation within local applications.

This framework executes sophisticated threat emulation tests using Atomic Red Team, mapping directly to MITRE ATT&CK techniques. It allows security teams to actively simulate adversary behavior, validating the detection coverage of SIEM rules and EDR controls. Use this tool for comprehensive purple team operations, penetration testing, and security auditing.

A comprehensive guide and workflow demonstrating how to use YARA rules for proactive threat hunting. This method helps detect unknown malware, suspicious patterns, and Indicators of Compromise (IOCs) across filesystems, memory dumps, and network artifacts, making it essential for incident response and security analysis.

This skill demonstrates how to use PyMISP, the official Python library, to programmatically interact with the MISP threat intelligence platform. Users can create, enrich, and manage structured threat events, including adding Indicators of Compromise (IOCs), applying TLP/MITRE ATT&CK tags, and exporting data in STIX 2.1 format for cross-platform sharing, making it ideal for security assessments and incident response.

This tool conducts comprehensive, sector-specific threat landscape assessments by analyzing designated threat actor patterns (e.g., APT groups, cybercriminals), common attack vectors, and industry-specific vulnerabilities. It is designed to provide actionable intelligence for risk management, security investment prioritization, and executive reporting across critical sectors like finance, healthcare, and energy.

OWASP Threat Dragon is an open-source tool designed for security professionals and developers. It guides users through creating detailed data flow diagrams (DFD) to map system architecture. The framework enables the systematic identification of vulnerabilities by applying established methodologies like STRIDE and LINDDUN, culminating in comprehensive, compliance-ready threat model reports.

This guide demonstrates how to build comprehensive forensic super-timelines using Plaso (log2timeline) to correlate events across diverse sources. It covers the entire workflow, from processing disk images and various logs (MFT, registry, browser history) to generating standardized CSV, JSONL exports, and visualizing the results in tools like Timesketch for deep investigative analysis.

A comprehensive tool designed to simulate advanced Layer 2 network attacks, including VLAN hopping, switch spoofing (DTP attacks), and double tagging. This skill is critical for authorized penetration testing environments to validate the effectiveness of VLAN segmentation, analyze 802.1Q trunking robustness, and ensure switch port security configurations are correctly implemented against Layer 2 bypass attacks.