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SMB service enumeration, share discovery, and RPC interrogation on Windows networks. Use to map Windows hosts before credential testing or lateral movement.
Codex 또는 Claude로 설치 이 Prompt를 복사해 Codex, Claude 또는 다른 어시스턴트에 붙여 넣으면 Skill 페이지를 검토하고 설치를 진행할 수 있습니다.
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Exploit lookup, payload generation, and delivery for confirmed vulnerabilities. Use only after validation has established concrete attack path.
Curated MCP prompts for multi-step attack chains and engagement playbooks. Use for guided workflows spanning multiple skills. Each prompt step now carries expected_time, priority, fallback, and result_context for agent-guided execution.
Wireless network assessment via monitor mode, handshake capture, and de-authentication testing. Use to assess WiFi security posture and crack WPA/WPA2.
Network reconnaissance via host discovery, port scanning, and service fingerprinting. Use during early reconnaissance phase to map attack surface and identify services.
Active Directory reconnaissance, privilege escalation path analysis, and Kerberos attack surface mapping. Use for domain exploitation and lateral movement.
| name | smb-enum |
| description | SMB service enumeration, share discovery, and RPC interrogation on Windows networks. Use to map Windows hosts before credential testing or lateral movement. |
Use this skill in Phase 2: Enumeration on identified Windows hosts (ports 139, 445):
Staged enumeration minimizes detection and lockout risk:
smbmap (null/guest access), enum4linux -a (full recon) [critical, ~2-5 min]active-directory [high, ~30-60s]password-cracking if cred list exists [high, ~2-10 min]Decision fields (aligned with smb_lateral_movement prompt):
nmap --script smb-vuln-ms17-010, check "VULNERABLE" vs "NOT VULNERABLE" — determines Path A (EternalBlue exploitation) vs Path B (credential brute-force).nmap smb-security-mode, check SMB signing status — disabled means relay attacks are viable.smbmap, check for writable shares — potential SCF/shortcut hijack vector.Entry point:
enum4linux(target="10.10.10.10", actions="-a")
active-directory for LDAP/Kerberos attacksresponder)