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ctf-reverse Review findings

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Provides reverse engineering techniques for CTF challenges. Use when the main job is to understand how a compiled, obfuscated, packed, or virtualized target works before exploiting or solving it, including binaries, APKs, WASM, firmware, custom VMs, bytecode, game clients, malware-like loaders, and anti-debug or anti-analysis logic. Do not use it when the vulnerability is already understood and the remaining task is exploitation; use pwn instead. Do not use it for pure web workflows, log or disk forensics, or standalone crypto problems unless reversing the implementation is the real blocker.
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Overview

holdReview findings

Waxell's checks found 15 findings to review, highest severity high.

Highest severity
high
Findings
15
What ran
Static analysis

A clean result means nothing alarming in what is published, not a guarantee. How the checks work

We don't republish the skill's instructions. Read them on GitHub at the reviewed commit.

Security

Security scan

Checked 2 days ago

Result

Review findings Waxell's checks found 15 findings to review, highest severity high.

Checked with static analysis: servers it launches, packages it installs at runtime, scripts piped to a shell and bundled binaries. Nothing was run. How the checks work

Findings (15)

high · 15

  • high

    Tells Claude to install unpinned packages (frida-tools, angr, qiling, uncompyle6, capstone, lief …)

    SKILL.md:20 · skill_risk:S2

  • high

    Tells Claude to install unpinned packages (simba-simplifier)

    anti-analysis.md:585 · skill_risk:S2

  • high

    Tells Claude to install unpinned packages (rustfilt)

    languages-compiled.md:262 · skill_risk:S2

  • high

    Tells Claude to install unpinned packages (cargo-bloat)

    languages-compiled.md:327 · skill_risk:S2

  • high

    Tells Claude to install unpinned packages (@electron/asar)

    languages-platforms.md:305 · skill_risk:S2

  • high

    Tells Claude to install unpinned packages (msynth, git+https://github.com/mrphrazer/msynth.git, z3-solver)

    mba-simplification.md:17 · skill_risk:S2

  • high

    Tells Claude to install unpinned packages (miasm, git+https://github.com/cea-sec/miasm.git@1dc5fa9)

    mba-simplification.md:18 · skill_risk:S2

  • high

    Tells Claude to install unpinned packages (msynth)

    mba-simplification.md:21 · skill_risk:S2

  • high

    Tells Claude to install unpinned packages (fonttools)

    patterns-ctf-3.md:340 · skill_risk:S2

  • high

    Tells Claude to install unpinned packages (retdec-decompiler)

    tools-advanced.md:375 · skill_risk:S2

  • high

    Tells Claude to install unpinned packages (frida-tools, frida)

    tools-dynamic.md:47 · skill_risk:S2

  • high

    Tells Claude to install unpinned packages (angr)

    tools-dynamic.md:293 · skill_risk:S2

  • high

    Tells Claude to install unpinned packages (qiling)

    tools-emulation.md:29 · skill_risk:S2

  • high

    Tells Claude to install unpinned packages (ida-pro-mcp)

    tools-mcp.md:79 · skill_risk:S2

  • high

    Tells Claude to install unpinned packages (unicorn==2.1.2, capstone, keystone-engine)

    unicorn-emulation.md:47 · skill_risk:S2

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