enterprise-vpn-attack

Name: enterprise-vpn-attack
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Author: pdparchitect

Fingerprint enterprise SSL VPN appliances and test for known CVEs.

13|2|Updated Jun 1, 2026

Search Tags:#security #vulnerability #audit #vpn #reconnaissance #cve

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Skill: enterprise-vpn-attack
Source: https://github.com/pdparchitect/rook/tree/main/skills/enterprise-vpn-attack
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/pdparchitect/rook --skill enterprise-vpn-attack-pdparchitect

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

This skill addresses the critical need for identifying and assessing vulnerabilities in perimeter-facing SSL VPN and remote-access appliances, which are frequently targeted for initial access in modern cyberattacks.

Core Features & Use Cases

Automated Fingerprinting: Identifies specific VPN appliance vendors and versions through non-intrusive banner and path analysis.
Vulnerability Assessment: Maps targets against a comprehensive matrix of pre-auth RCE, path traversal, and authentication bypass CVEs from 2018-2026.
Use Case: During an authorized security engagement, use this skill to quickly audit a client's Cisco ASA or FortiGate perimeter for known misconfigurations and unpatched vulnerabilities before proceeding with deeper testing.

Quick Start

Use the enterprise-vpn-attack skill to fingerprint the target appliance and check for known pre-auth vulnerabilities.

Frequently Asked Questions about enterprise-vpn-attack

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I audit enterprise VPN appliances for known security vulnerabilities?▼

Auditing enterprise VPN appliances involves fingerprinting the vendor and version through non-intrusive banner analysis, then mapping the target against a matrix of pre-auth RCE and authentication bypass CVEs to identify security gaps.

Can I check Cisco ASA or FortiGate perimeters for pre-authentication RCE vulnerabilities?▼

Yes, you can check Cisco ASA or FortiGate perimeters by applying vendor-specific fingerprinting and testing the appliance against known path traversal and pre-auth RCE vulnerabilities documented in recent CVEs.

What is SSL VPN fingerprinting and how does it map to CVEs?▼

SSL VPN fingerprinting identifies the specific appliance vendor and version through non-intrusive banner and path analysis, which is then cross-referenced against a comprehensive matrix of CVEs to assess attack surface exposure.

Do I need network connectivity and authorization to test remote-access gateways?▼

Yes, testing remote-access gateways requires direct network connectivity to the target appliance and strict adherence to authorization protocols and rate-limiting to ensure the security audit remains non-disruptive.

What types of CVEs are covered in an SSL VPN attack surface assessment?▼

An SSL VPN attack surface assessment covers a comprehensive matrix of CVEs from 2018-2026, specifically targeting pre-auth RCE, path traversal, and authentication bypass vulnerabilities in remote-access gateways.

Are there limitations when scanning Citrix or Fortinet appliances for authentication bypass flaws?▼

Limitations include the strict requirement for authorized access and rate-limiting during testing, as aggressive scanning of Citrix or Fortinet appliances for authentication bypass flaws risks disrupting perimeter security gateway availability.