pwn-claude-plugin

This skill should be used when the user asks to "debug binary", "find offset", "calculate padding", "use gdb", "attach debugger", "crash analysis", "cyclic pattern", "test exploit", "bad characters", "find bad chars", or needs to perform runtime analysis of a binary. Provides methodology for dynamic debugging with GDB/pwndbg including bad character detection.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "setup pwn environment", "install pwntools", "check pwn tools", "verify exploitation tools", "create exploit workspace", "initialize pwn project", or needs to verify binary exploitation tool availability. Provides guidance for detecting, installing, and configuring pwn tools.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "write exploit", "build payload", "create rop chain", "exploit binary", "pwn challenge", "get shell", "ret2libc", "bypass protection", or needs guidance on constructing exploitation payloads. Provides protection-aware exploitation techniques and payload construction.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "exploit heap", "heap overflow", "tcache poison", "fastbin attack", "double free", "use after free", "UAF exploit", "house of force", "heap feng shui", "malloc exploit", "free hook", or needs guidance on heap-based memory corruption vulnerabilities. Provides comprehensive heap exploitation techniques for glibc.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "identify libc", "find libc version", "libc database", "leak libc address", "determine libc", "fingerprint libc", or needs to identify the remote libc version from leaked addresses. Provides methodology for libc fingerprinting and offset calculation.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "analyze binary", "run checksec", "check binary protections", "identify architecture", "find strings in binary", "extract symbols", "recon binary", or needs initial binary analysis before exploitation. Provides methodology for the reconnaissance phase of binary exploitation.

This skill should be used when the user asks to "disassemble binary", "analyze functions", "find vulnerability", "reverse engineer", "identify buffer size", "find dangerous functions", "analyze stack layout", or needs to perform static code analysis on a binary. Provides methodology for identifying vulnerabilities through disassembly.