QianYuchen
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QianYuchen maintains 152 offensive-security skills covering CTF solving, web exploitation, network service pentesting, reverse engineering, and post-exploitation tradecraft.
Agent Skills by QianYuchen
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judge-ctf
Diagnoses stuck CTF challenge attempts and recommends a different next approach.
ctf-forensics
Solves authorized CTF forensics challenges across packet captures, disk, memory, and steganography.
ctf-flag-hunting
Searches CTF challenge artifacts and outputs for genuine flag candidates.
ctf-misc
Solves authorized CTF miscellaneous challenges covering encodings, jail escapes, protocols, and puzzles.
ctf-reverse
Analyzes authorized CTF reverse-engineering binaries, bytecode, VMs, and obfuscated code.
ctf-agent
Orchestrates authorized CTF question-bank competitions through API-driven state machine workflows.
ctf-web
Routes and solves authorized CTF web and API challenges through source audit and injection analysis.
ctf-ai-ml
Solves authorized CTF challenges involving AI, ML models, adversarial learning, and LLM security.
ctf-pwn
Solves authorized CTF binary exploitation challenges involving memory corruption, ROP, and heap attacks.
ctf-osint
Solves authorized CTF OSINT challenges using public information and challenge-provided scope.
ctf-flag-verification
Validates candidate CTF flags against challenge ownership and reproducible evidence before submission.
ctf-crypto
Solves authorized CTF cryptography, encoding, RSA, and lattice challenges with reproducible scripts.
ctf-source-audit
Audits authorized CTF challenge source code to identify exploitable trust boundaries and flag paths.
efficiency-rules
Applies time, attempt, and output budgets to prioritize authorized CTF challenges.
ssh-pentesting
Tests SSH services through enumeration, credential attacks, tunneling, and known vulnerability exploitation.
ksubdomain-brute
Performs stateless high-speed subdomain brute-forcing and verification using ksubdomain raw sockets.
web-vuln-scan
Tests a single web application for vulnerabilities using fingerprint-driven scanning and manual testing.
ctf-solve
Triages CTF challenges and routes execution to specialized category skills.
binary-exploitation-methodology
Analyze ELF binaries and develop exploitation strategies for stack, heap, and format string vulnerabilities.
injection-checking
Routes injection testing workflows across XSS, SQLi, SSRF, XXE, SSTI, and command injection sinks.
naabu-portscan
Scans hosts and network segments for open ports using naabu SYN and CONNECT scanning.
gogo-scan
Scan ports and identify service fingerprints using the gogo network scanner.
cache-poisoning-smuggling
Detect and exploit web cache poisoning and HTTP request smuggling in proxied architectures.
prototype-pollution
Tests JavaScript applications for prototype pollution via __proto__ and constructor.prototype injection paths.
Frequently Asked Questions About QianYuchen
FAQPage SchemaWhat tasks can I perform using QianYuchen's skills?▼
You can solve authorized CTF challenges across web, crypto, pwn, forensics, OSINT, and reverse categories; run reconnaissance with port scanning and subdomain enumeration; exploit injection flaws like SQLi, XSS, SSRF, and SSTI; crack password hashes; and execute post-exploitation including privilege escalation, lateral movement, and webshell management.
Who are these skills designed for?▼
These skills target penetration testers, red team operators, and CTF competitors working in authorized environments. They assume familiarity with offensive security concepts such as ROP chains, NTLM relay, Active Directory attacks, and binary protection bypasses like ASLR, NX, and stack canaries.
What runtime environment do the CTF skills require?▼
The ctf-solve, ctf-malware, ctf-pentest, and ctf-writeup skills require a filesystem-based agent such as Claude Code with bash, Python 3, and internet access for tool installation. They orchestrate specialized ctf-* skills and use Bash, Read, Write, Edit, Glob, Grep, Task, WebFetch, and WebSearch capabilities.
Are QianYuchen's skills open source and free to use?▼
The core CTF skills including ctf-forensics, ctf-web, ctf-crypto, ctf-pwn, ctf-reverse, ctf-solve, and ctf-writeup are explicitly MIT licensed and free. Many other skills reference open-source utilities such as nmap, nuclei, hashcat, sqlmap, and ffuf, though some manifests omit explicit license fields.
What prerequisites and dependencies do these skills need?▼
High-speed scanners like ksubdomain and masscan require root privileges for raw socket access. Binary exploitation skills expect GDB, pwntools, Ghidra, or angr. Hash cracking uses hashcat with GPU acceleration or John the Ripper. All skills are scoped to authorized testing and CTF competition contexts only.