What problem does it solve? Penetration testers and security assessors need a systematic, repeatable methodology to map a target web application's attack surface before exploitation begins, and ad-hoc reconnaissance often misses hidden endpoints, leaked metadata, and infrastructure components. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Ten WSTG Test Cases (INFO-01 to INFO-10): Covers search engine reconnaissance, web server fingerprinting, metafile review, application enumeration, content leakage review, entry point identification, execution path mapping, framework fingerprinting, and architecture mapping. - Structured Test Guidance: Each test case provides objectives, step-by-step testing procedures, what to look for, and remediation advice aligned with OWASP WSTG v4.2. - Use Case: During a black-box penetration test, use this Skill to fingerprint the web server via banner grabbing and malformed requests, enumerate virtual hosts and non-standard ports, and extract leaked API keys from JavaScript and source maps before moving to vulnerability testing. ## Quick Start Use the wstg-information-gathering skill to fingerprint the web server and enumerate application entry points for the authorized target at https://example.com.