ctf-pwn
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Use when solving binary exploitation / pwn CTF challenges — buffer overflows, ROP, format strings, heap, kernel pwn. Provides a decision tree, exploit primitive catalog, and uses pwntools via the run_script(venv="pwntools") MCP path. Triggers on "ctf pwn", "binary exploit", "rop", "buffer overflow", "format string", "heap challenge".
Install
npx skills add 26zl/cybersec-toolkit --skill ctf-pwn -a claude-code
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