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Plan reconnaissance by mapping the target scope, identifying assets, fingerprinting technology, and building an endpoint inventory to select the initial high-value testing path. This structured approach ensures comprehensive asset discovery before deeper testing begins.

Mapping scope and inventorying endpoints involves structured input, routing decisions, and stepwise asset discovery guidance. This methodology prioritizes assets and technologies likely to yield leverage early in the engagement.

Yes, reconnaissance findings route directly into subsequent skills like api-sec, auth-sec, or injection-checking. Structured routing guides testers from initial discovery to the most valuable next steps for specialized vulnerability analysis.

Structured routing is needed at project kickoff to enforce structured input and stepwise asset discovery. It ensures testers follow a guided path from scope mapping to selecting the most valuable subsequent testing actions.

Asset-centric planning supports scalable scope mapping, allowing the onboarding of new targets and evolving engagements. It maintains structured reconnaissance even as the target environment expands.

This methodology focuses strictly on reconnaissance planning, scope mapping, and routing. It does not execute the vulnerability checks itself; findings must route to subsequent specialized skills for actual security testing.