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A comprehensive guide and set of payloads for penetration testing web applications that process XML input. It details how to test for major vulnerabilities such as XXE, XPath injection, SSRF, and XML parsing attacks, providing step-by-step workflows and advanced payloads for identifying data exposure and security flaws.

This comprehensive tool assesses critical security flaws in OAuth 2.0 and OpenID Connect (OIDC) implementations. It systematically tests for common vulnerabilities like authorization code interception, redirect URI manipulation, CSRF in OAuth flows, token leakage, and scope escalation. Ideal for penetration testers and security engineers evaluating the robustness of identity providers and client applications.

This skill provides advanced techniques and code examples for monitoring, mapping, and pivoting across adversary-controlled infrastructure. It leverages Passive DNS, Certificate Transparency logs, Shodan/Censys scanning, and network fingerprinting (JARM/JA3S) to discover C2 servers, phishing domains, and exploitable assets over time, which is crucial for advanced security operations and threat intelligence gathering.

A structured guide for SOC Tier 1 analysts to triage security alerts within Splunk Enterprise Security (ES). It provides a systematic workflow for classifying severity, investigating notable events, correlating evidence across diverse data sources (proxy, firewall, logs), and making clear disposition decisions (True Positive, False Positive) required for escalation or closure.

This tool implements the Stakeholder-Specific Vulnerability Categorization (SSVC) framework, providing a structured decision-tree methodology for advanced vulnerability prioritization. It moves beyond traditional CVSS scoring by incorporating critical factors such as active exploitation status (CISA KEV), technical impact, automatability, and mission prevalence. It generates actionable remediation priorities (Track, Attend, Act) to guide security teams in managing risk and improving security program maturity.

tRPC allows developers to build highly type-safe APIs in a full-stack environment without needing to write or maintain separate schemas. It provides end-to-end type safety from server routers to client components, supporting queries, mutations, subscriptions, and robust middleware. Ideal for building modern TypeScript monorepos, Next.js, or Remix applications.

Vibers provides a human code review workflow for AI-generated GitHub projects; add the collaborator, GitHub Action, and commit guidance to receive spec- and security-focused feedback plus follow-up PR fixes.

This comprehensive guide provides a detailed workflow for parsing Windows LNK shortcut files in a digital forensics context. It extracts critical artifacts including target paths, timestamps (creation, access, modification), volume serial numbers, and machine identifiers. It is essential for reconstructing user file access history, tracking accessed files on network shares, and building robust forensic timelines.

This module provides a centralized interface for the AgentHub message board. It allows multiple AI agents and the coordinator to communicate, track tasks, and log results through structured markdown posts across dedicated channels (Dispatch, Progress, Results). It is essential for monitoring complex multi-agent workflows and ensuring transparent collaboration and auditing.

Provides end-to-end guidance for fine-tuning and serving Physical Intelligence’s OpenPI pi0 family (pi0, pi0-fast, pi0.5) with both JAX and PyTorch backends, covering dataset prep, norm stats, checkpoint conversion, and low-latency WebSocket policy inference for ALOHA, DROID, and LIBERO tasks.

Generates monthly progress summaries for GEO agency clients by comparing baseline and current audits, highlighting score gains, crawler access, and action-item status to prove value in retention discussions.

This guide details implementing an IEC 62443 compliant conduit architecture for secure remote access into Operational Technology (OT) environments. It mandates the use of jump servers, MFA gateways, session recording, and approval workflows within a DMZ to strictly control vendor and engineer access, eliminating direct VPN connections to critical ICS assets.