offensive-deserialization
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Insecure deserialization attack checklist: identifying deserialization sinks, Java/PHP/.NET/Python deserialization exploitation, ysoserial gadget chains, magic method abuse, and detection evasion. Use when testing deserialization endpoints or developing deserialization exploits. Use only for authorized security research, training, or assessment.
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