What problem does it solve? Security testers need a structured methodology to attack SAML-based single sign-on flows, where inconsistent XML parsing between signers and service providers frequently enables account takeover. This Skill provides concrete attack patterns, payload examples, and triage guidance for SAML/SSO bug bounty hunting. ## Core Features & Use Cases - XML Signature Wrapping (XSW1-XSW8): Relocate signed assertions and inject attacker-controlled assertions with altered NameID values while keeping signatures valid. - Signature Stripping & Comment Injection: Remove Signature elements entirely or exploit comment-handling differences (admin<!--x-->@target.com) between XML parsers. - XXE and NameID Manipulation: Test assertion parsers for external entity injection and probe NameID values for admin impersonation or SSTI. - Use Case: During a bug bounty engagement, you intercept a SAMLResponse at /saml/acs, decode it with base64, strip the Signature element, change NameID to admin@company.com, re-encode, and achieve admin account takeover rated Critical. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to test the target's SAML assertion consumer service endpoint for XML signature wrapping and signature stripping using a captured SAMLResponse.