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EtherNet/IP + CIP (TCP 44818 / UDP 2222) attack playbook — List Identity broadcast, pylogix tag-database dump, tag read/write on Allen-Bradley ControlLogix/CompactLogix, CIP Forward Open, PLC mode change (Stop/Run), and historical Rockwell auth-bypass CVEs.…
OPC-UA (TCP 4840) attack playbook — endpoint enumeration, SecurityPolicy mapping, anonymous/weak-auth abuse, address-space browsing and tag read, HistoryRead exfiltration, Method call for control actions, session-exhaustion DoS. Modern IT/OT DMZ convergence…
PROFINET (L2 EtherType 0x8892 / DCP) attack playbook — DCP Identify-All broadcast enumeration, device fingerprinting, station-name and IP reassignment (breaks IO-controller mapping), flash-LED physical location, factory-reset, RT frame injection/replay for…
ICS / OT attack category — Modbus, BACnet, S7Comm, DNP3. Routing skill: fingerprint the industrial protocol by port + Wireshark dissector, then load the matching sub-skill. SAFETY-CRITICAL: always confirm written scope before any write/control class action.
Unity IL2CPP game reversing — Il2CppDumper metadata recovery, global-metadata.dat decryption, IDA/Ghidra symbol restore via generated scripts, Frida method hooking, IAP/license bypass, and zygisk-il2cpp-dumper for obfuscated metadata.
Android APK pentest workflow — apktool/jadx static, Frida dynamic instrumentation, SSL pinning bypass, root detection bypass, intent fuzzing, keystore extraction.
Flutter app reversing and SSL pinning bypass — reFlutter Dart-AOT patching, BoringSSL bypass, libapp.so static analysis in Ghidra/radare2, Dart snapshot dump, and iOS Flutter.framework notes.
iOS dynamic instrumentation on jailbroken device — Frida/Objection setup, SSL Kill Switch pinning bypass, jailbreak-detection bypass, keychain dump, biometric/LAContext bypass, and ObjC runtime method hooking.
Craft adversarial examples that cause trained ML classifiers to misclassify at inference time — image recognition, malware detectors, IDS, spam filters.
Extract a functional clone of a black-box ML model via prediction API queries, and infer whether specific records were in the training set (membership inference).
Deploy and drive Kali Linux tools via MCP-Kali-Server — structured tool-call interface, SSH tunnel setup, prompt-injection hygiene for AI-assisted engagements.
Broken Function Level Authorization (BFLA) — exploit action-level access control failures where lower-privileged principals invoke admin/staff functions across REST, GraphQL, gRPC, WebSocket, and background job paths.
HTTP header injection — CRLF/response splitting, Host-header cache poisoning, X-Forwarded-* abuse, Content-Disposition/Set-Cookie injection, and password-reset link poisoning via unvalidated header values.
PHP type juggling and magic hash attacks — exploit loose comparison (==) with 0e-prefixed hash collisions and NULL returns to bypass authentication.
ROS2/DDS network attack: unauthenticated topic enumeration, message injection, and telemetry interception against robotic platforms and autonomous systems.
Systematic Linux privilege-escalation enumeration methodology — ordered phases covering sudo, SUID/SGID, capabilities, cron, writable paths, NFS, kernel CVEs, and GTFOBins lookup, grounded in LLM-assisted autonomous privesc research (hackingBuddyGPT/ipa-lab).
PCAP-based network replay attacks: capture auth sequences, session tokens, and protocol frames, then replay or inject to achieve unauthorized access or session hijack.
CTF challenge triage and solve methodology — category detection, tool selection, and multi-step solve chains across pwn/rev/crypto/forensics/web/misc.
Adversary-emulation profile for APT28 (G0007 / Fancy Bear / Forest Blizzard / Sofacy / STRONTIUM), Russia's GRU Unit 26165 cyber-espionage actor.
Adversary-emulation profile for APT29 (Cozy Bear / Midnight Blizzard / NOBELIUM / The Dukes), Russia's SVR-attributed cyber-espionage group, mapping its ATT&CK TTPs to Decepticon emulation tooling.
Adversary-emulation profile for APT33 (Elfin, Peach Sandstorm, HOLMIUM), a suspected Iranian state-sponsored espionage group, mapped to MITRE ATT&CK G0064 with Decepticon emulation guidance.
Adversary-emulation profile for APT34 / OilRig (G0049), an Iranian state-sponsored espionage group, mapping its ATT&CK TTPs to Decepticon tooling for authorized red-team emulation.
Adversary-emulation profile for APT41 (Double Dragon / Wicked Panda / BARIUM / Brass Typhoon, ATT&CK G0096), a Chinese dual-mandate espionage-and-cybercrime actor.
Adversary-emulation profile for FIN7 (G0046; aka Carbanak, Carbon Spider, Sangria Tempest, GOLD NIAGARA, ELBRUS) — a financially motivated Russian-speaking crime group, mapping its TTPs to Decepticon tooling for authorized red-team emulation.
Adversary-emulation profile for Lazarus Group (G0032, aka Hidden Cobra / Diamond Sleet / Labyrinth Chollima), a North Korean RGB-linked actor conducting espionage, destructive, and financially motivated operations.
Adversary-emulation profile for Sandworm Team (Voodoo Bear / Seashell Blizzard / APT44 / ELECTRUM), Russia's GRU Unit 74455 destructive ICS/OT and influence actor (ATT&CK G0034).
Adversary-emulation profile for Scattered Spider (UNC3944/Octo Tempest), a financially motivated social-engineering-led intrusion group, mapped to ATT&CK G1015 and Decepticon tooling.
Adversary-emulation profile for Volt Typhoon (G1017), a PRC state-sponsored actor pre-positioning in US critical infrastructure via living-off-the-land TTPs.
macOS endpoint post-exploitation — launchd persistence, TCC bypass, Keychain credential access, dylib hijacking, Gatekeeper/quarantine evasion, and discovery on Apple hosts.
Mandatory out-of-band handshake with the blue-team contact BEFORE any phishing campaign sends. Skipping this is a critical RoE violation - the engagement has no legal coverage for unannounced phishing of real employees.
WPA/WPA2-PSK handshake capture via targeted deauth + PMKID (no deauth required) + offline hashcat cracking. The most common consumer/SMB encryption mode in 2026.
Operational security management — traffic shaping, scan rate limiting, source IP management, tool signature avoidance, evidence handling, anti-detection patterns.
Active Directory exploitation — BloodHound analysis, Kerberoasting, AS-REP Roasting, AD CS abuse, DCSync, Golden Ticket, Constrained Delegation.
Known CVE exploitation — fingerprint CMS/framework/plugin version, look up CVE candidates via cve_lookup, retrieve PoCs via cve_poc_lookup, adapt the public exploit to the target, and confirm RCE. Use whenever the challenge tag is `cve`, recon fingerprinted a…
Credential extraction and capture — LSASS dumping, SAM/SECURITY hive extraction, DPAPI decryption, NTLM relay, Responder poisoning, password spraying, hash cracking.
Network lateral movement — Pass-the-Hash, Pass-the-Ticket, WMI/WinRM/PsExec/RDP execution, SMB operations, network tunneling with Ligolo-ng and Chisel.
Host privilege escalation — Windows token impersonation, UAC bypass, service abuse, DLL hijacking, Linux SUID/sudo/kernel exploits, automated enumeration.
Active target probing — port scanning, service detection, vulnerability scanning, banner grabbing, web directory fuzzing, SSL/TLS analysis.
Cloud infrastructure enumeration — AWS S3 buckets, Azure blob storage, GCP buckets, cloud metadata endpoints, IAM misconfigurations, CDN origin detection.
Open-source intelligence gathering — email harvesting, social media profiling, breach data checking, employee enumeration, GitHub secret scanning, organizational mapping.