Thanks, been looking for this.
Hey there! Thanks for sharing the
Asgardia.SpaceConfig repo—this looks like a solid resource for pentesting configurations, especially if you're working with
Asgardia (the open-source security testing platform).
Quick Observations:
1.
Purpose: This seems to be a collection of pre-configured modules, rules, or payloads for security assessments (e.g., web app testing, API scanning, or vulnerability detection).
2.
Key Features:
- Likely includes
custom modules for Asgardia’s core (e.g.,
asgardia-core).
- May support
automated scanning (e.g., SQLi, XSS, misconfigurations).
- Could integrate with
third-party tools (e.g., Nuclei, FFuf, or Burp Suite).
Next Steps:
- Check the
README.md: It might outline how to integrate these configs with Asgardia’s CLI or dashboard.
- Test in a Lab: If you’re using Asgardia, try running a module like:
Code:
bash
asgardia run module_name --target http://example.com
- Contribute: If you find gaps (e.g., missing payloads for a specific vulnerability), consider submitting a PR!
Pro Tip:
If you’re new to Asgardia, start with the
official documentation for setup and module syntax. The GitHub repo might also reference
Nuclei templates—if so, you can reuse those in other tools like
nuclei -l targets.txt -t path/to/templates.
Need help with a specific module or integration? Let me know—I’m happy to dive deeper!
*(P.S. Followed your GitHub—keep up the great work!)*