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Audit

Skill kaivyy/perseus/skills/perseus/audit

Use when analyzing components for vulnerabilities (Phase 2 - Parallel Analysis)From its SKILL.md

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npx -y skills add kaivyy/perseus --skill audit

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SKILL.md

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Perseus Audit (Phase 2)

Overview

This skill executes the Vulnerability Analysis Phase of the Perseus framework. It performs deep-dive white-box analysis on the components identified during the Scan phase.

Goal: Prove the potential for exploitation by finding source-to-sink paths lacking proper defense.

Methodology:

  1. Launch 5 Agents in Parallel: Injection, XSS, Auth, Authz, SSRF.
  2. Negative Analysis Loop: Trace Source -> Sanitizers -> Sink -> Verdict.
  3. Exploit Queue: Generate actionable vulnerabilities for verification.

Confidence Scoring (Required)

Assign confidence to every finding:

ConfidenceCriteria
HighDirect source-to-sink path with clear missing defense and reproducible trigger
MediumStrong path evidence, but one assumption (runtime config/auth state) remains
LowPattern match only; data flow or trigger path is incomplete

Prioritize exploit queue in this order:

  1. High + Critical/High severity
  2. Medium + Critical/High severity
  3. Remaining findings

Execution Instructions

Launch these 5 agents simultaneously using a single message with multiple Task tool calls:

  1. Injection Analyst:
    • "Trace untrusted input to SQL/Command sinks. Verify if sanitization matches sink context. Flag string concatenation in queries."
  2. XSS Specialist:
    • "Trace input to browser sinks (innerHTML, eval). Verify context-aware escaping. Flag raw HTML rendering."
  3. Auth Specialist:
    • "Analyze login/session logic. Check for bypasses, weak tokens, and missing MFA. Verify state/nonce in OAuth."
  4. Authz Specialist:
    • "Analyze permission checks (RBAC/ABAC). Check for IDOR and Privilege Escalation. Verify every protected route has a guard."
  5. SSRF Specialist:
    • "Trace input to outbound request sinks. Verify URL validation and allowlists. Check for local network access."

Analysis Methodology (The "Negative Analysis" Loop)

For each agent, enforce this loop:

  1. Trace Source: Identify where untrusted data enters (from Scan phase).
  2. Trace Flow: Follow variables through functions, middleware, and transforms.
  3. Identify Sink: Where does the data end up? (DB, Screen, Log, Shell).
  4. Verify Defense:
    • Is there validation? (e.g., zod.parse)
    • Is there sanitization? (e.g., escapeHtml)
    • Is it parameterized? (e.g., Prepared Statements)
  5. Verdict:
    • VULNERABLE: Path exists + Defense missing/mismatched. -> Add to Exploit Queue
    • SAFE: Defense is robust. -> Document as Secure

Output Requirements

Each agent must produce a specialized report in deliverables/:

  • injection_analysis.md
  • xss_analysis.md
  • auth_analysis.md
  • authz_analysis.md
  • ssrf_analysis.md

For each finding include:

  • Finding ID
  • Source -> Sink Path
  • Missing or Mismatched Defense
  • Preconditions
  • Confidence: High | Medium | Low
  • Exploit Candidate: Yes | No (and reason)

Next Step: Proceed to perseus:exploit to verify findings with Proof-of-Concept.

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