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This guide provides a systematic, step-by-step workflow for Security Operations Center (SOC) analysts to perform alert triage using Elastic Security SIEM. It covers initial alert assessment, context gathering using advanced ES|QL queries, threat intelligence enrichment, and final classification decisions (True Positive, False Positive, etc.) to rapidly determine genuine security threats and prioritize incident response actions.

This tool performs comprehensive API inventory and discovery across an organization's environment. It identifies all API endpoints—including documented, undocumented, shadow, and deprecated APIs—by combining passive traffic analysis (HAR files), active scanning, DNS enumeration, and cloud resource auditing. It helps map the complete API attack surface, crucial for security assessments and compliance requirements like PCI-DSS and SOC2.

This tool simulates advanced security testing to identify vulnerabilities in API rate limiting. It bypasses throttling controls by manipulating request headers (like X-Forwarded-For spoofing), varying source IP addresses, and manipulating endpoint paths. Essential for assessing API resilience against brute-force attacks, credential stuffing, and resource exhaustion, aligning with OWASP API Security guidelines.

Perform comprehensive and structured API security testing using Postman. This skill covers testing for OWASP API Security Top 10 vulnerabilities, including authentication bypass, authorization flaws (BOLA), injection, and data exposure. It guides users through setting up multi-role environments, writing automated test scripts for regression testing, and integrating the workflow with CI/CD tools like Newman and OWASP ZAP.

This guide details how to simulate ARP spoofing attacks in controlled, authorized lab environments. It demonstrates Man-in-the-Middle (MITM) risks by poisoning the ARP cache, allowing users to test network detection capabilities (IDS/IPS, DAI) and validate the effectiveness of security controls like port security and 802.1X. This skill is strictly for authorized penetration testing and educational purposes.

This skill implements a multi-factor scoring model to assess the criticality of IT assets. By weighting factors such as business function impact, data sensitivity, regulatory scope, and network exposure, it assigns a risk tier. This tier is then used to dynamically adjust the Service Level Agreements (SLAs) for vulnerability remediation, ensuring that organizations prioritize patching efforts on their most critical 'crown jewel' systems first.

This guide details authenticated (credentialed) vulnerability scanning, which uses valid system credentials (SSH keys, domain passwords, etc.) to log into target hosts. Unlike external scanning, credentialed methods allow deep inspection of installed patches, local configurations, registry keys, and system files across diverse platforms (Linux, Windows, Network Devices). This significantly increases vulnerability detection rates and reduces false positives for comprehensive security assessments.

Utilizes ScoutSuite, an open-source multi-cloud auditing tool, to perform comprehensive, agentless security posture assessments across AWS accounts. It queries various AWS APIs to enumerate all resources, identify misconfigurations (such as publicly exposed S3 buckets or weak IAM policies), and generate detailed, actionable HTML reports for compliance and security auditing.

This guide details the methodology and tools for conducting authorized privilege escalation assessments within AWS environments. It systematically utilizes specialized tools like Pacu and Principal Mapper (PMapper) to identify critical IAM misconfigurations, excessive permissions, and weak cross-account trust relationships. It is essential for validating the principle of least privilege and assessing the potential blast radius of compromised credentials during authorized penetration testing.

This skill simulates various network attack scenarios, including bandwidth throttling, traffic shaping, and network degradation, using tools like tc, iperf3, and Scapy. It is designed for authorized security assessments to test the resilience of applications, validate Quality-of-Service (QoS) policies, and assess the ability of network monitoring tools to detect sophisticated traffic manipulation attacks (e.g., Slowloris-style attacks).

This skill assesses Bluetooth Low Energy (BLE) device security by scanning nearby devices, enumerating GATT services, and analyzing characteristics. It detects critical vulnerabilities such as unencrypted sensitive data exposure, weak pairing configurations, and known vulnerable device fingerprints, making it essential for IoT and medical device security auditing.

This skill implements a comprehensive brand monitoring system to detect brand impersonation attacks across multiple digital attack surfaces, including domain squatting, social media profiles, phishing sites, mobile apps, and the dark web. It uses tools like dnstwist and integrates APIs (Google Safe Browsing, VirusTotal) to proactively identify unauthorized brand usage and potential cyber threats targeting an organization.