threat_modeling

Generate a structured threat_model.md using a STRIDE-inspired process.

Updated Dec 25, 2025
One-click install
npx skills add https://github.com/Darsh20009/genmz-shop --skill threat-modeling-darsh20009
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Skill: threat_modeling
Source: https://github.com/Darsh20009/genmz-shop/tree/main/.local/skills/threat_modeling
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/Darsh20009/genmz-shop --skill threat-modeling-darsh20009

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

What problem does it solve?

Threat modeling helps teams identify and document security threats early in the project lifecycle, producing a clear threat model report (threat_model.md) you can reference for secure design decisions.

Core Features & Use Cases

  • Lightweight STRIDE-inspired methodology that guides asset discovery, trust-boundary mapping, and threat enumeration.
  • Produces a structured threat_model.md that documents assets, trust boundaries, threat categories, and required guarantees.
  • Useful during project kickoff, architectural reviews, and major changes to ensure security considerations are explicit and traceable.

Quick Start

Run the threat_modeling skill on your project to generate threat_model.md from your architecture.

Frequently Asked Questions about threat_modeling

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

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How do I generate a threat model document for my project architecture?

To generate a threat model, analyze your project architecture to map trust boundaries and enumerate assets. This produces a structured threat_model.md file documenting threats and required security guarantees.

What is STRIDE-based threat modeling and when do I need it?

STRIDE threat modeling is a lightweight methodology for categorizing security threats across code, deployments, and integrations. You need it during project kickoff, architecture reviews, or security assessments to ensure secure design decisions.

Can I use this threat modeling process for existing code and deployment reviews?

Yes, you can apply this threat modeling process to existing code, deployments, and integrations. It systematically maps trust boundaries and enumerates assets to document security threats and guarantees in a threat_model.md report.

What's the best way to document security threats and trust boundaries?

The best way to document security threats is using a STRIDE-inspired process that maps trust boundaries and enumerates assets. This generates a structured threat_model.md file making security considerations explicit and traceable.

What assets and trust boundaries do I need to map for a security risk assessment?

For a security risk assessment, you need to map project architecture assets and trust boundaries across code, deployments, and integrations. This asset enumeration and boundary mapping categorizes threats and documents required guarantees.