Skill Saas Dast Recon

skill-saas-dast-recon

Authorization gate

Only run this skill against systems the user owns or is explicitly authorized to test. If scope is unclear, ask for:

• Target base URL.
• Allowed environment: local, staging, preview, or production.
• In-scope hosts, paths, and tenants.
• Out-of-scope paths, hosts, tenants, and destructive actions.
• Whether active checks are allowed.

Default to passive/baseline scans. Production scans must use low rate limits and avoid destructive, brute-force, or fuzzing templates.

Core workflow

1. Record the target, environment, scope, and authorization statement in the final report.
2. Validate the target is an explicit http:// or https:// URL provided by the user.
3. Start with passive checks:
   • HTTP headers and TLS.
   • Exposed files and known misconfigurations.
   • Baseline ZAP scan only when a pinned or explicitly approved Docker image is configured.
4. Crawl only within the provided base URL.
5. Use Nuclei with severity filters and conservative rate limits:
   • Prefer maintained projectdiscovery/nuclei-templates.
   • Use tags/severities instead of running every template against production.
6. Keep raw results in security-reports/dast/.
7. Summarize reproducible findings, false-positive risk, affected URLs, tenant impact, and remediation.

Default command

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"{{USER_HOME}}/.orquestrador/skills/skill-saas-dast-recon/scripts/saas-dast-recon.cmd" https://staging.example.com --i-own-this-target

Severity and gates

• Critical: confirmed auth bypass, cross-tenant data access, exposed secrets, unauthenticated admin access, or exploit with sensitive data impact. Stop and report immediately.
• High: reproducible IDOR, SQL/command injection, dangerous CORS, missing access control on sensitive endpoints, or exposed backup/config files. Block release.
• Medium: missing security headers, weak cookies, verbose errors, rate-limit gaps, exposed metadata without secrets. Require ticketed remediation.
• Low/Info: fingerprinting, minor header gaps, informational exposure. Track without blocking.

For active DAST, stop after the first critical finding unless the user explicitly asks to continue within scope.

SaaS-specific checks

• Tenant boundary leaks: URLs with workspace, org, user, invoice, subscription, or project IDs.
• Auth transitions: login, logout, magic links, OAuth callbacks, password reset, invitation acceptance.
• CORS and cookies: wildcard origins, missing HttpOnly, missing Secure, weak SameSite.
• Public files: .env, source maps, build manifests, logs, backup files, admin routes.
• Headers: CSP, HSTS, X-Frame-Options or frame-ancestors, Referrer-Policy, Permissions-Policy.
• Rate limiting: login, signup, password reset, webhooks, public API endpoints.
• API behavior: IDOR, broken object/property authorization, over-broad CORS, verbose errors, exposed source maps.

Bundled resources

• Read references/repository-catalog.md when choosing or updating DAST tools.
• Run scripts/saas-dast-recon.cmd with an explicit authorization flag.

Source baseline

• OWASP ZAP for passive/baseline web application checks.
• ProjectDiscovery Nuclei and nuclei-templates for template-based checks.
• OWASP ASVS and OWASP API Security guidance for interpreting findings.

Hard stops

• Do not run credential stuffing, brute force, destructive fuzzing, exploit templates, or state-changing attacks without explicit written approval in the current task.
• Do not bypass authentication or access another tenant's data unless the user provided a controlled test tenant pair.
• Do not follow redirects to third-party domains unless they are explicitly in scope.