cloud-attack
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Cloud control-plane exploitation for AWS, Azure/Entra, GCP, and Alibaba Cloud: IAM/RAM privilege escalation, impersonation, cross-account trust, serverless/compute control, and cloud-native persistence. Host OS persistence/C2 after root/SYSTEM belongs to /post. K8s RBAC belongs to /k8s. Operator chooses next modules; new identities default to /cloud-recon first.
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npx skills add pale-knight/redteam-skill --skill cloud-attack -a claude-code
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