What problem does it solve? Security testers who fingerprint a product and version need trustworthy exploit intelligence, but public PoCs are unvetted and often unsafe. This Skill enforces a disciplined lookup workflow across authoritative sources so exploit leads are validated before use. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Tiered source hierarchy: Queries the local arsenal cache, Exploit-DB via searchsploit, CISA KEV, NVD, nuclei-templates, and PoC-in-GitHub in a defined trust order. - Trust and provenance discipline: Requires reading PoC source, recording source URLs and references, scoring reliability (high/medium/low/unverified), and detonating untrusted code in an isolated VM. - Arsenal integration: Feeds validated leads into .netrunner/arsenal/index/*.yaml entries and appends confirmed exploits to discovered.jsonl for reuse. - Use Case: After fingerprinting a target running a specific product version, query the arsenal and CISA KEV to find an actively exploited CVE, confirm it with a nuclei template, then record a provenance-tagged arsenal entry. ## Quick Start Ask the agent to look up known CVEs and vetted exploits for the fingerprinted product and version, prioritizing CISA KEV and Exploit-DB results.