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cybersecurity
Broad cybersecurity coverage across testing, threat modeling, secure review, detection, and incident response.
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---
name: cybersecurity
description: OSS-only security for OWASP Top 10, pentest, vuln testing (XSS, SSRF, CSRF, business-logic, Host header), threat modeling (STRIDE, ATT&CK), Sigma rules, SAST, code audit, AI/LLM red-team, or replacing paid tools (Burp, Nessus, Splunk) with OSS.
license: MIT
metadata:
keywords:
- owasp
- pentest
- vulnerability
- xss
- ssrf
- csrf
- business-logic
- host-header
- open-redirect
- forced-browsing
- threat-modeling
- stride
- pasta
- vast
- mitre-att-and-ck
- sigma
- sast
- code-audit
- dalfox
- owasp-zap
- ffuf
- nuclei
- interactsh
- mitmproxy
- semgrep
- detection-engineering
- incident-response
- ai-security
- llm-red-team
- prompt-injection
---
# Cybersecurity
## Overview
OSS-only unified cybersecurity skill: analyze, test, and harden software security using **exclusively open-source tooling**. Covers threat modeling, web-vulnerability testing (XSS, business logic, Host header, open redirect, forced browsing), SAST / code audit, AI/LLM-app security, and detection engineering (Sigma + MITRE ATT&CK).
Paid tools (Burp Suite, Nessus, Splunk, CrowdStrike, SonarQube, DOM Invader, Hackvertor) appear only as "if you already have it" notes — never as the primary path. For the full paid→OSS swap table, SEE: `references/oss-tool-map.md`.
This skill fills a gap in this repo: the 5 existing defensive plugins (`csrf-protection`, `xss-prevention`, `vulnerability-scanning`, `security-headers-configuration`, `defense-in-depth-validation`) tell you how to *fix* — this skill tells you how to *find, analyze, and threat-model*.
## When to use
Use this skill whenever the user's task touches software security. Triggers include:
- Web/API vulnerability testing (XSS, business logic, Host header, open redirect, forced browsing, SSRF, CSRF).
- Code audit / SAST / secure-code review (any language).
- Threat modeling (STRIDE / PASTA / VAST), MITRE ATT&CK mapping, attack-surface analysis.
- Incident analysis and response reasoning (ransomware, breach, anomaly triage).
- Detection engineering: Sigma rules, MITRE ATT&CK coverage / gap analysis, ATT&CK Navigator layers.
- AI / LLM application security (prompt injection, OWASP LLM Top 10, agent safety, "vibe-coded" app audits).
- Compliance work (OWASP, CVE, GDPR / SOC2 / ISO27001).
- Replacing a paid security tool with an OSS alternative.
- Mapping a finding to a remediation pattern (cross-references the 5 defensive plugins).
**When NOT to use:**
- IT/infrastructure-only security operations (patching servers, firewall rules — see ORCHESTRATION exclusions).
- Malware analysis / reverse engineering of binaries (out of scope).
- Smart-contract / blockchain security beyond agent-safety review (Solana-specific skills excluded).
- Anything involving the user's permanently-excluded topics: malware, virus, supabase, openclaw, linux hardening, hardware spoofing, firewall config.
## Execution model — router + dispatcher (NOT an executor)
**This skill is a ROUTER and DISPATCHER.** The main context stays a thin orchestrator (~this file). For every reference doc below, the orchestrator **dispatches a dedicated sub-agent** with the user's task and the matching reference doc as its briefing. The main context **never** inlines a reference doc's body.
### Sub-agent dispatch contract
For each delegated task, the orchestrator:
1. **(If live-target)** Confirms the authorization gate has been acked for this target this session — see §"Authorization gate" below.
2. **Dispatches a sub-agent** with:
- **task:** the user's verbatim task plus any collected context (code, URLs, target scope, ack state).
- **briefing:** the contents of the matching `references/<doc>.md`.
- **model:** the **highest reasoning tier available** — preferred `gpt-5.6 sol` (pinned); fallback `claude-opus-4.x max` or `opus 5 max`. Pin the model + reasoning effort explicitly at disVollständige Quelle auf GitHub lesen (öffnet externe Seite)