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web-pentest

Skill347 starsChanged 12 days agoLicence not identifiedView on GitHub

Use when user says "စစ်လိုက်", "စစ်ဆေး", "pentest", "security check", "vuln scan", "vulnerability test", "hack", "break into", "ရှာ", "ဖောက်". Activates elite-level web penetration testing with exploit chaining, business logic auditing, and PoC verification. NEVER say "bug found" without verified PoC.

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  • jessefmooreSkill

    privesc-linux

    Linux privilege escalation and persistence — SUID/SGID abuse, kernel exploits, capabilities, sudo misconfig, cron jobs, writable paths, library hijacking, credential hunting, container escape, LXD/LXC, systemd timers, PAM skeleton key, polkit, MOTD, udev, git hooks, shell profile, NetworkManager, package manager hooks, at jobs, XDG autostart, LKM rootkit

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  • allanninalSkill

    threat-hunting

    Hunt threats using Sigma detection rules and security analysis techniques. Use when investigating security incidents, creating detection rules, or analyzing suspicious activity.

    Also in 4 projects that use this

  • jord0-cmdSkill

    RECON

    Deep technical research that persists. Use when: exploring new technologies, investigating frameworks, comparative analysis of tools, understanding complex systems, or any research task that should be saved for future reference. Invokes Claude's built-in research agent and auto-saves results to a knowledge base for retrieval across sessions.

    Also in 3 projects that use this

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