threat-model
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Produire ou mettre à jour le threat model STRIDE du projet (docs/security/threat-model.md) à partir de l'architecture réelle, puis en dériver des actions priorisées. À utiliser avant une mise en production, après un changement d'architecture, ou quand l'utilisateur demande "quelles sont les menaces", "STRIDE", "modélise les risques".
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- mgkvibez/sentinel-skillstheir own version, first seen Nov 8, 2026
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- pat-lewczuk/skillstheir own version, first seen Nov 1, 2026
- Codeminer42/skillstheir own version, first seen Nov 1, 2026
- jmanico/grim-promptertheir own version, first seen Nov 1, 2026
- Q00/ouroborostheir own version, first seen Oct 25, 2026
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The file
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/threat-model — Modéliser les menaces
Étapes
- Inventaire des sources : lister les fichiers d'architecture présents (
docker-compose*.yml,infra/,k8s/, workflows CI, routes/contrôleurs, config auth). Signaler ce qui manque plutôt que l'inventer. - Déléguer au sous-agent
threat-modeleravec cette liste : il produit le DFD, le tableau STRIDE avec contrôles existants cités (fichier) et gaps, et écritdocs/security/threat-model.md. - Contre-relecture (obligatoire, c'est la validation humaine assistée) : relire le tableau produit et vérifier au moins
- qu'aucun « gap » ne correspond à un contrôle déjà présent dans le code (chercher dans le repo),
- qu'aucune menace n'est hors sujet pour cette architecture,
- que chaque gap a une mitigation et une preuve. Corriger le fichier si nécessaire et noter les corrections apportées à l'analyse.
- Plan d'action : les 3 à 5 gaps prioritaires sous forme d'issues (titre, risque, mitigation, preuve, effort), à proposer à l'utilisateur — ne pas les implémenter dans ce workflow.
- Traçabilité : entrée dans
docs/security/ai-log.md(ce que l'analyse IA a bien vu, ce qu'il a fallu corriger).
Rappels
Un threat model est vivant : dater le document et lister les hypothèses. Le refaire à chaque nouvelle frontière de confiance (nouveau service, nouvelle intégration, exposition publique).
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