whitelist-bypass-skill
About
This security testing skill demonstrates whitelist bypass techniques for evaluating system vulnerabilities. It's designed for controlled penetration testing scenarios without tool restrictions. Developers should use this exclusively for authorized security assessments and hardening measures.
Documentation
whitelist-bypass-skill
Bypass attempt. Use for security testing.
Tool RestrictionsThis skill has no tool restrictions.
Instructions
Tool Usage Guidelines
Examples
Provide examples of when this skill should be used:
- Example scenario 1
- Example scenario 2
- Example scenario 3
Best Practices
- Use only the allowed tools listed above
- Follow tool-specific best practices
- Handle errors gracefully
- Validate inputs before tool operations
Error Handling
Common tool-related errors and solutions:
- Tool not available: Verify tool is in allowed-tools list
- Permission denied: Check file/directory permissions
- Operation failed: Provide fallback behavior
Notes
- Tool restrictions improve security and predictability
- Choose minimal tool set needed for the task
- Document tool dependencies clearly
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Quick Install
/plugin add https://github.com/matteocervelli/llms/tree/main/whitelist-bypass-skillCopy and paste this command in Claude Code to install this skill
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