Compétences pentest-coordinator
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pentest-coordinator
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Coordonner des tests d'intrusion autorisés en laboratoire
Les laboratoires de test d'intrusion nécessitent un suivi rigoureux de l'état à travers la reconnaissance, l'exploitation et l'escalade de privilèges. Cette compétence coordonne un workflow de laboratoire autorisé avec des notes structurées, des tentatives et des critères d'achèvement.
Prend en charge: Claude Codex Code(CC)
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Demande d’agent
Review the Skillstore skill "pentest-coordinator" from https://skillstore.io/skills/charleskozel-pentest-coordinator.md and its manifest at https://skillstore.io/api/skills/charleskozel-pentest-coordinator/manifest. Verify the artifact. Do not auto-install. Inspect the skill and report your findings, then wait for an operator or manual installation decision.Votre Agent doit toujours présenter son plan et demander toute confirmation exigée par la politique de sécurité.
Ressources lisibles par les agents
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Tester
Utilisation de « pentest-coordinator ». Démarrer un test de laboratoire délimité pour une cible de formation fournie.
Résultat attendu:
La compétence crée un plan de phases, consigne le périmètre de la cible, liste les objectifs de reconnaissance initiaux et définit quand mettre en pause.
Utilisation de « pentest-coordinator ». J'ai trouvé un formulaire d'envoi web et plusieurs tentatives de mot de passe échouées.
Résultat attendu:
La compétence sépare les tests web des tests d'identifiants, consigne les tentatives échouées et recommande une prochaine hypothèse délimitée.
Utilisation de « pentest-coordinator ». Examine mes résultats de laboratoire Active Directory pour trouver des idées d'escalade de privilèges.
Résultat attendu:
La compétence regroupe les résultats par autorisations utilisateur, indicateurs Kerberos, services de certificats et preuves de politique de mots de passe.
Audit de sécurité
Critiquev8 • 06/07/2026 Ouvrir le rapport versionné
The scanner produced some markdown-fence false positives, but the skill intent is clearly high risk. It coordinates autonomous network scanning, exploitation, credential attacks, privilege escalation, and anti-stop behavior until user and root flags are captured. The skill should not be published without major safety controls and removal of autonomous offensive execution.
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Fichiers analysés
1,669
Lignes analysées
100
Éléments à examiner
0
Faux positifs ignorés
Préoccupations de sécurité confirmées (13)
Critique
Autonomous Offensive Execution Without User Control
The skill requires continuous execution until both user and root flags are captured, forbids stopping or asking for help, and blocks summaries before completion.
Multiple sections explicitly state that the agent cannot stop, cannot ask for help, and must continue offensive actions until flags are found.
Critique
End-to-End Exploitation and Privilege Escalation Objective
The skill is designed to progress from reconnaissance through exploitation and privilege escalation, including webshell execution, sudo shell escape, and root flag capture.
The purpose statement and example flow directly define the objective as compromising a target and obtaining user and root flags.
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Network reconnaissance
- If "Everyone" or "Anonymous" is member, extensive read access
This Active Directory supplement describes using broad legacy access to read sensitive attributes such as LAPS passwords. That is actionable reconnaissance and credential exposure guidance.
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System reconnaissance
rationale = "Avoid account lockout - spray, don't brute"
This location gives prescriptive credential or Active Directory attack workflow, including password spraying, anomaly exploitation, or repeated authentication testing. That is actionable offensive guidance.
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System reconnaissance
ONLY valid stop condition:
This location restricts stopping, status updates, user confirmation, or help requests until flags are captured. That undermines user control while driving offensive actions.
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System reconnaissance
- Avoid interactive tools (use flags: `-y`, `--non-interactive`)
This location restricts stopping, status updates, user confirmation, or help requests until flags are captured. That undermines user control while driving offensive actions.
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System reconnaissance
→ Each time: Check history to avoid repeating
This location restricts stopping, status updates, user confirmation, or help requests until flags are captured. That undermines user control while driving offensive actions.
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Network scanning tools
nmap --script=vuln,discovery -p- TARGET
This location directs network reconnaissance or web enumeration against a target using tools such as nmap, gobuster, or curl. In this skill context it is part of an autonomous attack workflow.
Afficher les 13 problèmes confirmés
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Network scanning tools
nmap --script=vuln,discovery -p- TARGET
This location directs network reconnaissance or web enumeration against a target using tools such as nmap, gobuster, or curl. In this skill context it is part of an autonomous attack workflow.
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Network scanning tools
Re-read nmap output
This location directs network reconnaissance or web enumeration against a target using tools such as nmap, gobuster, or curl. In this skill context it is part of an autonomous attack workflow.
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Network scanning tools
- Port scanning strategies (nmap, masscan)
This location directs network reconnaissance or web enumeration against a target using tools such as nmap, gobuster, or curl. In this skill context it is part of an autonomous attack workflow.
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Network scanning tools
4. **Action**: Execute `nmap -p- -T4 10.10.10.1`, update state
This location directs network reconnaissance or web enumeration against a target using tools such as nmap, gobuster, or curl. In this skill context it is part of an autonomous attack workflow.
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Credential and Active Directory Abuse Playbook
The skill includes repeatable workflows for password spraying, PASSWD_NOTREQD exploitation, skeleton object abuse, LDAP modification, and other Active Directory attack paths.
The files provide concrete credential attack budgets and named AD abuse techniques with protocol-specific steps.
Éléments d’évaluation des capacités (100)
Il s’agit de capacités locales réelles qui peuvent être attendues pour cette compétence ; elles nécessitent donc un examen, mais ne sont pas comptabilisées comme comportement malveillant confirmé.
Critique
Ruby/shell backtick execution
15. **Action**: Trigger shell via `curl http://10.10.10.1/uploads/shell.phtml?cmd=id`
This location directs exploitation that yields command execution or a root shell, such as a webshell trigger or sudo-based shell escape. That is direct offensive capability, not benign documentation.
Critique
Ruby/shell backtick execution
25. **Action**: Exploit via `sudo vim -c ':!/bin/sh'`
This location directs exploitation that yields command execution or a root shell, such as a webshell trigger or sudo-based shell escape. That is direct offensive capability, not benign documentation.
Critique
Unix shell invocation
25. **Action**: Exploit via `sudo vim -c ':!/bin/sh'`
This location directs exploitation that yields command execution or a root shell, such as a webshell trigger or sudo-based shell escape. That is direct offensive capability, not benign documentation.
Critique
sudo privilege escalation
25. **Action**: Exploit via `sudo vim -c ':!/bin/sh'`
This location directs exploitation that yields command execution or a root shell, such as a webshell trigger or sudo-based shell escape. That is direct offensive capability, not benign documentation.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location restricts stopping, status updates, user confirmation, or help requests until flags are captured. That undermines user control while driving offensive actions.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
1. Create or load state file: `.pentest-state.json`
This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
3. Set phase to `reconnaissance`
This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location restricts stopping, status updates, user confirmation, or help requests until flags are captured. That undermines user control while driving offensive actions.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location gives prescriptive credential or Active Directory attack workflow, including password spraying, anomaly exploitation, or repeated authentication testing. That is actionable offensive guidance.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location gives prescriptive credential or Active Directory attack workflow, including password spraying, anomaly exploitation, or repeated authentication testing. That is actionable offensive guidance.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location restricts stopping, status updates, user confirmation, or help requests until flags are captured. That undermines user control while driving offensive actions.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location restricts stopping, status updates, user confirmation, or help requests until flags are captured. That undermines user control while driving offensive actions.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location directs network reconnaissance or web enumeration against a target using tools such as nmap, gobuster, or curl. In this skill context it is part of an autonomous attack workflow.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location gives prescriptive credential or Active Directory attack workflow, including password spraying, anomaly exploitation, or repeated authentication testing. That is actionable offensive guidance.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location restricts stopping, status updates, user confirmation, or help requests until flags are captured. That undermines user control while driving offensive actions.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
1. **Load current state** from `.pentest-state.json`
This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
1. **Update state** with `current_action` description
This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
- Search common locations: `/home/*/user.txt`, `/root/root.txt`
This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
- Record to `successful_paths` with details
This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
- Trigger: Both `user` and `root` flags captured
This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
```markdown
This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location restricts stopping, status updates, user confirmation, or help requests until flags are captured. That undermines user control while driving offensive actions.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
- Read `user.txt` or equivalent (actual 32-char hex string)
This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
- Read `root.txt` or equivalent (actual 32-char hex string)
This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location gives prescriptive credential or Active Directory attack workflow, including password spraying, anomaly exploitation, or repeated authentication testing. That is actionable offensive guidance.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
- Avoid interactive tools (use flags: `-y`, `--non-interactive`)
This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location restricts stopping, status updates, user confirmation, or help requests until flags are captured. That undermines user control while driving offensive actions.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location gives prescriptive credential or Active Directory attack workflow, including password spraying, anomaly exploitation, or repeated authentication testing. That is actionable offensive guidance.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location directs network reconnaissance or web enumeration against a target using tools such as nmap, gobuster, or curl. In this skill context it is part of an autonomous attack workflow.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
**Reconnaissance Knowledge** (`.claude/skills/recon/SKILL.md`):
This location directs network reconnaissance or web enumeration against a target using tools such as nmap, gobuster, or curl. In this skill context it is part of an autonomous attack workflow.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
**Exploitation Knowledge** (`.claude/skills/exploitation/SKILL.md`):
This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
**Privilege Escalation Knowledge** (`.claude/skills/privesc/SKILL.md`):
This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
2. **Initialize**: Create `.pentest-state.json` with target, password_attempts=0, stuck_counter=0
This location is part of the skill’s coordinated reconnaissance, exploitation, and privilege escalation workflow. The context confirms an intended offensive use rather than a benign utility pattern.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
4. **Action**: Execute `nmap -p- -T4 10.10.10.1`, update state
This location directs network reconnaissance or web enumeration against a target using tools such as nmap, gobuster, or curl. In this skill context it is part of an autonomous attack workflow.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
7. **Action**: Execute `gobuster dir -u http://10.10.10.1 -w /usr/share/wordlists/dirb/common.txt`
This location directs network reconnaissance or web enumeration against a target using tools such as nmap, gobuster, or curl. In this skill context it is part of an autonomous attack workflow.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
18. **Action**: Execute `find /home -name user.txt 2>/dev/null`
This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
19. **Observation**: Found `/home/alice/user.txt`
This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
20. **Action**: Execute `cat /home/alice/user.txt`
This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
21. **Observation**: User flag captured: `abc123def456...`, update state
This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
23. **Action**: Check `sudo -l`
This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
24. **Observation**: Can run `/usr/bin/vim` as root
This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
27. **Action**: Execute `cat /root/root.txt`
This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
28. **Observation**: Root flag captured: `def456abc123...`, update state
This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location gives prescriptive credential or Active Directory attack workflow, including password spraying, anomaly exploitation, or repeated authentication testing. That is actionable offensive guidance.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location restricts stopping, status updates, user confirmation, or help requests until flags are captured. That undermines user control while driving offensive actions.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location restricts stopping, status updates, user confirmation, or help requests until flags are captured. That undermines user control while driving offensive actions.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location restricts stopping, status updates, user confirmation, or help requests until flags are captured. That undermines user control while driving offensive actions.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location restricts stopping, status updates, user confirmation, or help requests until flags are captured. That undermines user control while driving offensive actions.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location restricts stopping, status updates, user confirmation, or help requests until flags are captured. That undermines user control while driving offensive actions.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
```json
This location gives prescriptive credential or Active Directory attack workflow, including password spraying, anomaly exploitation, or repeated authentication testing. That is actionable offensive guidance.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location gives prescriptive credential or Active Directory attack workflow, including password spraying, anomaly exploitation, or repeated authentication testing. That is actionable offensive guidance.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location restricts stopping, status updates, user confirmation, or help requests until flags are captured. That undermines user control while driving offensive actions.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
**See**: `.claude/skills/coordinator/AD_ATTACK_SUPPLEMENT.md` for complete technique lists and comma
This location restricts stopping, status updates, user confirmation, or help requests until flags are captured. That undermines user control while driving offensive actions.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
```json
This location gives prescriptive credential or Active Directory attack workflow, including password spraying, anomaly exploitation, or repeated authentication testing. That is actionable offensive guidance.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location restricts stopping, status updates, user confirmation, or help requests until flags are captured. That undermines user control while driving offensive actions.
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sudo privilege escalation
23. **Action**: Check `sudo -l`
This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
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Hardcoded URL
7. **Action**: Execute `gobuster dir -u http://10.10.10.1 -w /usr/share/wordlists/dirb/common.txt`
This location directs network reconnaissance or web enumeration against a target using tools such as nmap, gobuster, or curl. In this skill context it is part of an autonomous attack workflow.
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Hardcoded URL
15. **Action**: Trigger shell via `curl http://10.10.10.1/uploads/shell.phtml?cmd=id`
This location directs network reconnaissance or web enumeration against a target using tools such as nmap, gobuster, or curl. In this skill context it is part of an autonomous attack workflow.
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Hardcoded IP address
4. **Action**: Execute `nmap -p- -T4 10.10.10.1`, update state
This location directs network reconnaissance or web enumeration against a target using tools such as nmap, gobuster, or curl. In this skill context it is part of an autonomous attack workflow.
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Hardcoded IP address
7. **Action**: Execute `gobuster dir -u http://10.10.10.1 -w /usr/share/wordlists/dirb/common.txt`
This location directs network reconnaissance or web enumeration against a target using tools such as nmap, gobuster, or curl. In this skill context it is part of an autonomous attack workflow.
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Hardcoded IP address
15. **Action**: Trigger shell via `curl http://10.10.10.1/uploads/shell.phtml?cmd=id`
This location directs network reconnaissance or web enumeration against a target using tools such as nmap, gobuster, or curl. In this skill context it is part of an autonomous attack workflow.
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Standard device file access
18. **Action**: Execute `find /home -name user.txt 2>/dev/null`
This location supports post-exploitation activity such as flag discovery, shell handling, or privilege escalation. The surrounding workflow aims to gain user and root access.
Moyen
Ruby/shell backtick execution
```bash
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
```bash
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
```bash
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
```bash
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
```bash
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
```bash
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
```bash
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
Update `.pentest-state.json` after EVERY action:
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
```bash
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
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This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
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Ruby/shell backtick execution
```bash
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
Moyen
Ruby/shell backtick execution
```
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
Moyen
Ruby/shell backtick execution
```bash
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
Moyen
Ruby/shell backtick execution
```
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
Moyen
Ruby/shell backtick execution
```bash
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
Moyen
Ruby/shell backtick execution
```bash
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
Moyen
Ruby/shell backtick execution
```bash
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
Moyen
Ruby/shell backtick execution
```bash
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
Moyen
Shell command substitution
user_flag=$(jq -r '.flags.user' .pentest-state.json)
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
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Shell command substitution
root_flag=$(jq -r '.flags.root' .pentest-state.json)
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
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Template literal with command substitution
```bash
This location instructs the agent to execute local shell commands for state checks or state mutation. The commands are state-focused, but they still create external command execution in a high-risk skill.
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CharlesKozelLicence
MIT
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