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This skill guides the architecture and implementation of SAML 2.0 identity federation between on-premises Active Directory and Microsoft Entra ID (Azure AD). It covers establishing seamless Single Sign-On (SSO) capabilities, eliminating the need for separate credentials and ensuring secure, cross-domain authentication for cloud applications.

This guide details the architecture and implementation of a ransomware-resilient backup strategy, adhering to the extended 3-2-1-1-0 methodology. It covers critical steps including defining RPO/RTO, establishing immutable/air-gapped copies, isolating backup credentials from the production domain, and automating periodic restore testing. Use this framework to ensure business continuity against sophisticated cyberattacks.

This skill provides a comprehensive solution for monitoring brand impersonation attacks across multiple digital vectors. It systematically scans domains, social media platforms, mobile app stores, and the dark web to detect phishing campaigns, typosquatting, and unauthorized brand usage. It is essential for security teams conducting proactive threat intelligence gathering and vulnerability assessments to safeguard brand integrity.

This skill details how to monitor Certificate Transparency (CT) logs using industry tools like crt.sh and Certstream. By analyzing publicly issued SSL/TLS certificates, users can proactively detect lookalike domains, unauthorized certificate issuance for owned assets, and early-stage phishing infrastructure targeting their organization. Ideal for SOC analysts and threat hunters.

This skill provides comprehensive functionality for monitoring and mapping adversary-controlled assets, such as C2 servers, phishing domains, and exploit kit hosts. By leveraging tools like Passive DNS, Certificate Transparency logs, and specialized scanners (Shodan/Censys), analysts can discover, track, and pivot through complex threat actor infrastructure over time, significantly enhancing security operations and threat intelligence maturity.

This skill demonstrates how to exploit the Windows Data Protection API (DPAPI) to extract sensitive, encrypted secrets, including saved user credentials, browser logins, RDP passwords, and vault data. It covers online, offline, and domain-wide decryption techniques, essential for post-exploitation red team engagements and penetration testing.

This guide details the architecture and deployment of resilient Command and Control (C2) redirectors. By using tools like Nginx and Apache, operators establish an intermediary layer that filters beacon traffic based on malleable C2 profiles. This setup protects the true team server from detection, takedown, and analysis (OPSEC), enabling advanced techniques like domain fronting and traffic shaping for low attribution.

This skill details how to forcefully coerce a target machine account (e.g., a Domain Controller) to authenticate to an attacker-controlled relay. It combines tools like Coercer and PetitPotam, leveraging various RPC protocols (MS-EFSR, MS-RPRN) to achieve NTLM relay. This technique ultimately enables domain compromise by forcing authentication into services like AD CS Web Enrollment (ESC8).

A powerful offensive security toolkit for red-teaming and penetration testing. It systematically enumerates and exploits various misconfigurations within Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) using Certipy. This allows attackers to forge privileged certificates, perform PKINIT authentication, and achieve domain compromise and privilege escalation, even without knowing user passwords. Ideal for validating security hardening.

This skill details the advanced red-teaming technique of exploiting Active Directory Certificate Services (AD CS) via the ESC8 path. By abusing the HTTP web-enrollment endpoint and relaying coerced NTLM credentials, an attacker can compel a domain controller to request a machine certificate. This certificate is then used to compromise the domain via PKINIT and DCSync.

This skill guides developers through the complex process of integrating an iOS App Clip target into an existing Expo project. It covers setting up the necessary bundle identifiers, configuring associated domains (AASA file), and deploying the required metadata to allow the lightweight clip to be invoked directly from a URL alongside the parent application.

A comprehensive skill guide for defining the core intent, tone, and strategic direction of any frontend design. It applies rigorous cross-domain principles drawn from architecture, cinema, marketing, and automotive design. Use this before coding to establish purpose, visual hierarchy, and intentional structure, ensuring every design element is deliberate and highly crafted.