payload-reference

name	payload-reference
description	Security payload reference — SQL injection, XSS, SSRF, command injection, SSTI, file inclusion, JWT, deserialization, WAF bypass, binary exploitation, and post-exploitation payloads. Load specific payload files by category. NEVER generate payloads from memory — always reference this library.
license	MIT
compatibility	Requires filesystem-based agent with read access to the payloads directory.
allowed-tools	Bash Read Glob Grep
metadata	{"user-invocable":"true","argument-hint":"<payload-type>"}

Payload Reference

Rule: Payloads come from files, not from training memory. Before using any payload, read the corresponding file.

Payload Index

Category	Document	Lines
SQLi, NoSQLi, XSS, RCE, SSRF, SSTI, LFI, XXE, JWT, GraphQL, deserialization, smuggling, upload, traversal, prototype pollution, WebSocket	Web Payloads	1,348
Buffer overflow, format string, shellcode, ROP chains, heap, kernel, seccomp	Binary Payloads	556
Port scanning, SMB/AD/Kerberos, LLMNR, MITM, protocol attacks, tunneling, ADCS	Network Payloads	491
SQLi, XSS, RCE, SSRF, SSTI, LFI, JWT, Log4j, Spring, Fastjson, Struts2, WebLogic, ThinkPHP, Shiro, Tomcat, Laravel bypasses	WAF Bypass	736

Usage

1. Identify attack type from target signal
2. Read the corresponding payload file
3. Select payload matching the target technology stack
4. If blocked, read WAF Bypass file for evasion variants
5. Document which payload worked and the target context

Quick Lookup

# Search for payloads matching a specific technology
grep -i "mysql" payloads/web/index.md
grep -i "nginx" payloads/waf-bypass.md

# Find all payloads for a specific vulnerability class
grep -A5 "### SQL Injection" payloads/web/index.md
grep -A5 "### XSS" payloads/web/index.md