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Web application attack techniques — SQL injection, XSS, SSRF, SSTI, XXE, command injection, file upload, path traversal, deserialization, JWT/OAuth/SAML, prototype pollution, HTTP smuggling, GraphQL, race conditions, logic flaws, info disclosure, client-side, NoSQL injection. Use when the target is an HTTP application, API, browser client, auth flow, or template engine.

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name	web-attacks
description	Web application attack techniques — SQL injection, XSS, SSRF, SSTI, XXE, command injection, file upload, path traversal, deserialization, JWT/OAuth/SAML, prototype pollution, HTTP smuggling, GraphQL, race conditions, logic flaws, info disclosure, client-side, NoSQL injection. Use when the target is an HTTP application, API, browser client, auth flow, or template engine.
license	MIT
compatibility	Requires filesystem-based agent with bash, Python 3, curl, and internet access.
allowed-tools	Bash Read Write Edit Glob Grep WebFetch
metadata	{"user-invocable":"true","argument-hint":"<vulnerability-type or URL>"}

Web Attacks

Routing skill for web vulnerability techniques. Match the entry signal to the correct document.

Signal → Document Map

Signal	Document
SQL error, login form, numeric ID, search, ORDER BY	SQL Injection
MongoDB `$gt/$ne`, `$where`, `$regex`	NoSQL Injection
User input reflected in HTML/JS/DOM	XSS
URL input, webhook, image fetch, PDF export	SSRF
Template engine (Jinja2/Twig/Mako/EJS), `{{ }}` in output	SSTI
XML input, SOAP, SVG upload, DOCX upload	XXE
Shell metachar in params, `;`, `\|`, `, `$()`	Command Injection
File upload form, image processing, avatar	File Upload
Path parameter, `file=`, `template=`, `page=`	Path Traversal
Serialized object, pickle, Java ObjectInputStream	Deserialization
JWT token in Authorization header	JWT Attacks
OAuth flow, SAML assertion, redirect_uri	OAuth/SAML
Node.js app, merge/clone/deep-extend	Prototype Pollution
Reverse proxy, Content-Length / Transfer-Encoding	HTTP Smuggling
GraphQL endpoint, introspection query	GraphQL
Concurrent requests to state-changing endpoint	Race Conditions
Payment flow, password reset, coupon/voucher	Logic Flaws
Stack trace, .git/.env, CORS *, verbose errors	Info Disclosure
DOM postMessage, browser features, CSP gaps	Client-Side

Quick Recon

# Always start here
curl -sI http://target/
curl -sv http://target/ 2>&1 | head -50
# Check common leak paths
for p in robots.txt .git/HEAD .env .DS_Store /.well-known/ /admin /debug /api /swagger; do
  curl -sk -o /dev/null -w "$p %{http_code}\n" "http://target/$p"
done

When Blocked

→ Load Bypass Toolkit → Load WAF Bypass Payloads

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name	web-attacks
description	Web application attack techniques — SQL injection, XSS, SSRF, SSTI, XXE, command injection, file upload, path traversal, deserialization, JWT/OAuth/SAML, prototype pollution, HTTP smuggling, GraphQL, race conditions, logic flaws, info disclosure, client-side, NoSQL injection. Use when the target is an HTTP application, API, browser client, auth flow, or template engine.
license	MIT
compatibility	Requires filesystem-based agent with bash, Python 3, curl, and internet access.
allowed-tools	Bash Read Write Edit Glob Grep WebFetch
metadata	{"user-invocable":"true","argument-hint":"<vulnerability-type or URL>"}

Web Attacks

Routing skill for web vulnerability techniques. Match the entry signal to the correct document.

Signal → Document Map

Signal	Document
SQL error, login form, numeric ID, search, ORDER BY	SQL Injection
MongoDB `$gt/$ne`, `$where`, `$regex`	NoSQL Injection
User input reflected in HTML/JS/DOM	XSS
URL input, webhook, image fetch, PDF export	SSRF
Template engine (Jinja2/Twig/Mako/EJS), `{{ }}` in output	SSTI
XML input, SOAP, SVG upload, DOCX upload	XXE
Shell metachar in params, `;`, `\|`, `, `$()`	Command Injection
File upload form, image processing, avatar	File Upload
Path parameter, `file=`, `template=`, `page=`	Path Traversal
Serialized object, pickle, Java ObjectInputStream	Deserialization
JWT token in Authorization header	JWT Attacks
OAuth flow, SAML assertion, redirect_uri	OAuth/SAML
Node.js app, merge/clone/deep-extend	Prototype Pollution
Reverse proxy, Content-Length / Transfer-Encoding	HTTP Smuggling
GraphQL endpoint, introspection query	GraphQL
Concurrent requests to state-changing endpoint	Race Conditions
Payment flow, password reset, coupon/voucher	Logic Flaws
Stack trace, .git/.env, CORS *, verbose errors	Info Disclosure
DOM postMessage, browser features, CSP gaps	Client-Side

Quick Recon

# Always start here
curl -sI http://target/
curl -sv http://target/ 2>&1 | head -50
# Check common leak paths
for p in robots.txt .git/HEAD .env .DS_Store /.well-known/ /admin /debug /api /swagger; do
  curl -sk -o /dev/null -w "$p %{http_code}\n" "http://target/$p"
done

When Blocked

→ Load Bypass Toolkit → Load WAF Bypass Payloads