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Web application exploitation — the primary category skill for all web-based attacks.
Skill by DebasishTripathy13
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- Skill name
web- Description
- Web application exploitation — the primary category skill for all web-based attacks. This is a routing skill: read this first to identify the attack type, then load the appropriate specialized sub-skill for detailed procedures. Covers 11 technique areas across injection, file access, authentication, and API exploitation.
- License
- Apache-2.0
- Allowed tools
- Bash, Read, Write
- Metadata
- tags: web-application, exploitation, injection · subdomain: execution · when_to_use: web exploit, web application, http, https, web vulnerability, injection, web attack, web service, api, cookie, session, authentication bypass, web shell, form, parameter, query string, POST, GET, request, response, web server, apache, nginx, flask, django, express, php, java web, asp.net, ruby on rails, spring, node.js, deserialization, SQL injection, sqlmap, SSTI, template injection, SSRF, IDOR, command injection, RCE, xss, cross-site scripting, xxe, xml, lfi, path traversal, file upload, graphql · mitre_attack: T1190, T1059, T1203
- Instructions
- 109 lines in SKILL.md · view on GitHub
Before installing
- Pre-approves any shell command
- Instructions call the network
Files (18)
- SKILL.md
- blind-sqli.md
- business-logic.md
- command-injection.md
- crypto.md
- cve.md
- deserialization.md
- file-upload.md
- graphql.md
- idor.md
- lfi.md
- race-condition.md
- smuggling.md
- sqli.md
- ssrf.md
- ssti.md
- xss.md
- xxe.md
SKILL.md (first lines)
# Web Application Exploitation — Category Overview
This is a **routing skill**. It helps you identify the correct attack technique, then directs you to the specialized sub-skill with full exploitation procedures.
## Attack Technique Routing
Match the target's characteristics to the right sub-skill:
| Sub-Skill | Covers | When to Load | Path |
|-----------|--------|-------------|------|
| **sqli** | Union/Error/Blind/Time-based SQL injection, sqlmap | SQL database, query parameters, login forms, search, filtering | `load_skill("/skills/exploit/web/sqli.md")` |
| **blind-sqli** | Manual WAF-bypass companion to sqli — token-fingerprinting probe loops, arithmetic-multiplication boolean evaluation, hex-encoded literals, exponential-probe binary search | Load AFTER sqli when sqlmap with `--tamper` cannot pass the WAF but a binary oracle (two distinct page states) exists; challenge tag is `blind_sqli` with active filtering | `load_skill("/skills/exploit/web/blind-sqli.md")` |
| **xss** | Reflected/stored/DOM XSS, bot exfiltration, CSP bypass | Client-side JS injection, bot/report URL, cookie stealing | `load_skill("/skills/exploit/web/xss.md")` |
| **ssti** | Jinja2, Twig, Freemarker, ERB, Razor template injection | Template rendering, `{{}}` or `${}` in output, Flask/Symfony/Java | `load_skill("/skills/exploit/web/ssti.md")` |
| **ssrf** | Cloud metadata, internal service access, Gopher smuggling | URL fetch parameter, redirect, internal network access | `load_skill("/skills/exploit/web/ssrf.md")` |
| **xxe** | XML entity injection, SOAP/WSDL, blind OOB | XML processing, SOAP endpoints, XML file uploads | `load_skill("/skills/exploit/web/xxe.md")` |
| **lfi** | Path traversal, PHP wrappers, log poisoning | File path parameters, `../`, include/require, file download | `load_skill("/skills/exploit/web/lfi.md")` |
| **command-injection** | OS command injection, blind/OOB, filter bypass | System commands, ping/traceroute, exec, subprocess | `load_skill("/skills/exploit/web/command-injection.md")` |
| **deserialization** | Java/PHP/.NET/Python deserialization RCE | Serialized objects, base64 blobs, ViewState, pickle | `load_skill("/skills/exploit/web/deserialization.md")` |
| **idor** | Authorization bypass, ID enumeration, privilege escalation | Object references, sequential IDs, UUIDs, access control | `load_skill("/skills/exploit/web/idor.md")` |
| **file-upload** | Webshell upload, extension/content-type bypass | File upload forms, unrestricted upload | `load_skill("/skills/exploit/web/file-upload.md")` |
| **graphql** | Introspection, SQLi via resolvers, auth bypass | GraphQL API, /graphql endpoint, GQL queries | `load_skill("/skills/exploit/web/graphql.md")` |
| **race-condition** | TOCTOU, parallel POST/GET races, session-write-before-verdict, quota/balance/coupon double-spend | bcrypt/Argon2 auth, check-then-act, slow-op widening race window, challenge tag includes race_condition/toctou/concurrent | `load_skill("/skills/exploit/web/race-condition.md")` |
| **smuggling** | HTTP request smuggling (HRS) — CL.TE/TE.CL/TE.TE, CL.0, HTTP/2 downgrade (h2.cl, h2.te, CR/LF injection), pipelining, connection-state pinning | Multi-proxy/CDN frontend, differential 4xx/5xx on duplicate or obfuscated TE/CL headers, two `Server:` strings, h2 frontend with h1 backend, challenge tag includes smuggling_desync/request_smuggling/hrs/desync | `load_skill("/skills/exploit/web/smuggling.md")` |
| **crypto** | Padding oracle (Vaudenay), AES-CBC bit-flipping, ECB block substitution, JWT alg confusion, hash-length extension | Base64 cookie/token w/ length %16 or %8, distinct invalid-pad vs auth-fail responses, JWT, repeated 16-byte ciphertext blocks, challenge tag includes `crypto`/`cipher`/`oracle`/`captcha` | `load_skill("/skills/exploit/web/crypto.md")` |
| **business-logic** | POST-body privilege fields, 2FA bypass, predictable TOTP codes, hidden auth headers, multi-step workflow tampering | Challenge tag includes `business_logic`, `privilege_escalation`, `2fa_bypass`, `auth_bypass` (not pure IDOR/JWT) | `load_skill("/skills/exploit/web/business-logic.md")` |
| **cve** | Known CVE exploitation — fingerprint → `cve_lookup` → `cve_poc_lookup` → adapt PoC → flag sweep; CMS/plugin/framework version-specific vulnerabilities | Challenge tag includes `cve`, recon fingerprinted a versioned CMS/framework/plugin, challenge name hints at specific software (WordPress, Joomla, Struts, Spring4Shell, Log4j) | `load_skill("/skills/exploit/web/cve.md")` |
## Quick Detection — Which Attack Type?
Run these probes to identify which sub-skill to load:
```bash
# 1. SQL Injection — single quote error
curl -s 'https://<TARGET>/page?id=1%27' -o /dev/null -w '%{http_code}'
# 2. SSTI — math evaluation
curl -s 'https://<TARGET>/page?input={{7*7}}' | grep -o '49'
# 3. XSS — reflection check
curl -s 'https://<TARGET>/search?q=<script>test</script>' | grep '<script>test'
# 4. LFI — path traversal
curl -s 'https://<TARGET>/file?name=../../../etc/passwd' | grep 'root:'
# 5. Command Injection — command chaining
curl -s 'https://<TARGET>/ping?host=127.0.0.1;id' | grep 'uid='
# 6. SSRF — localhost access
curl -s 'https://<TARGET>/fetch?url=http://127.0.0.1/' -o ssrf_test.txt
# 7. XXE — XML acceptance
curl -s 'https://<TARGET>/api' -H 'Content-Type: application/xml' -d '<?xml version="1.0"?><test>hello</test>'
# 8. GraphQL — endpoint discovery
curl -s 'https://<TARGET>/graphql' -H 'Content-Type: application/json' -d '{"query":"{ __typename }"}'
```
## Decision Flow
```
Web target identified?
├── Has query parameters → Try sqli.md, then ssti.md
├── Has file/path parameters → Try lfi.md
├── Has URL/fetch parameters → Try ssrf.md
├── Has search/input reflection → Try xss.md
├── Has file upload form → Try file-upload.md
├── Accepts XML input → Try xxe.md
├── Has /graphql endpoint → Try graphql.md
├── Has ping/exec functionality → Try command-injection.md
├── Has serialized data (cookies, POST) → Try deserialization.md
├── Has object IDs in URLs → Try idor.md
├── Tag/hint includes race/concurrent/toctou → Try race-condition.md
├── Tag/hint includes smuggling/desync/hrs OR multi-proxy stack detected → Try smuggling.md
├── Tag/hint includes crypto/cipher/oracle/captcha OR base64 cookie %16==0 with distinct pad-vs-auth errors → Try crypto.md
├── Tag includes business_logic / privilege_escalation / 2fa_bypass / auth_bypass → Try business-logic.md
├── Tag includes cve OR challenge description mentions a specific CVE/plugin vulnerability → Load cve.md
└── Unknown → Run quick detection probes above
```
## CVE / Known-Exploit Methodology
For CVE-class exploitation, load `cve.md` (full procedure includes fingerprinting → `cve_lookup` tool call → `cve_poc_lookup` → PoC adaptation → flag sweep).
Once the CVE class is identified (SQLi/LFI/RCE/auth bypass), also load the matching attack-class sub-skill (`sqli.md`, `lfi.md`, `command-injection.md`, etc.) for the continuation primitive.
## Payload Pacing — Cross-Technique Rule
After 3 payloads of the **same bypass class** against the same endpoint all produce the same-class negative result (all blocked / all 404 / all no-reflection), pivot to the **next bypass class** from the sub-skill's cookbook. Do not iterate further within the exhausted class.
| Blocked class | Next class to try |
|---|---|
| `<script>` tag variants | Event handlers (`onerror`, `onload`, `onfocus`, `ontoggle`) |
| Event handlers | javascript: URL / srcdoc iframe |
| javascript: URL | Template literal / charcode encoding |
| Quote-escape SQLi | UNION-based or stacked-query |
| `;cmd` injection | Backtick / `$()` subshell |
| `{{7*7}}` Jinja2 | `${7*7}` Freemarker, `<%= 7*7 %>` ERB |
A "class" is the **bypass mechanism**, not the payload string. Three payloads that differ only in the injected JS expression (e.g. `alert(1)` → `alert(2)` → `confirm(1)`) are ONE class.
After exhausting 3 bypass classes on the same endpoint: the endpoint is hardened. Write `exploit/PIVOT.md` and switch to a different endpoint or vulnerability class from recon SUMMARY.md.
## Sub-Skill Loading Rule
**ALWAYS load the specialized sub-skill before executing any attack.** This overview provides routing only — the sub-skills contain the actual exploitation procedures, tool commands, bypass techniques, and decision trees needed for successful exploitation.
For the agent loop (intake handoff verification, confirm-gate phase, verification, silent-stall recovery, three-strike rule) see the root workflow at `load_skill("/skills/exploit/workflow.md")`.From DebasishTripathy13/Pandora, Apache-2.0.
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- Apache-2.0
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- github.com/DebasishTripathy13/Pandora
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- Oct 24, 2026
- Last checked
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