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Send concurrent request bursts to detect TOCTOU, coupon reuse, double-spend and other web endpoint race conditions.
This skill provides a practical workflow for testing web endpoints for race-condition vulnerabilities by launching controlled concurrent requests against stateful operations (coupon redemption, balance debit, order placement, OTP verification). It walks the agent through identifying likely targets, crafting request payloads, executing synchronized bursts (using curl + GNU parallel), and analysing response patterns and server-side state to determine if multiple requests were erroneously accepted.
Use this skill during security assessments, bug-bounty triage, or QA when you suspect non-atomic operations: promo code redemption, gift-credit spending, inventory decrement on purchase, OTP/token verification, or rate-limited sensitive actions. It helps confirm TOCTOU, double-spend, and limit-overrun weaknesses.
Best for agents that can run shell commands or provide guidance for pentesting workflows (agents with bash/CLI tooling, security-focused assistants).
A security testing skill for detecting race condition vulnerabilities (TOCTOU, coupon reuse, double-spend) via concurrent HTTP request bursts using curl and GNU parallel. Well-documented with clear steps, input table, failure modes, and impact classification. No bundled scripts — all instructions are inline bash in SKILL.md. Legitimate pentest/bug-bounty tool with shell injection risk in variable interpolation but no malicious intent.
Security-focused testing skill for legitimate use. The concurrent request technique is standard for race condition testing. Shell injection risk is moderate since the user controls the input variables. No exfiltration, no phone-home, no destructive commands. Well-written documentation with good coverage of failure modes and impact assessment.