What problem does it solve? Security testers assessing internet-facing Microsoft SharePoint Server farms need a structured methodology to fingerprint versions, enumerate anonymous endpoints, and validate high-impact vulnerability preconditions (such as the CVE-2025-53770 ToolShell chain) without wasting time on false positives like misidentified SSRF. ## Core Features & Use Cases - Version Fingerprinting & CVE Mapping: Extract exact build numbers via _vti_inf.html, /_api/contextinfo, and start.aspx, then map them against the end-of-life CVE matrix for SP2013/2016/2019/Subscription Edition. - Anonymous Attack-Surface Enumeration: Probe a defined matrix of /_layouts/15/, /_vti_bin/, and /_api/ endpoints, including the Authentication.asmx legacy SOAP login bypass and Picker.aspx SafeControl reflection enumeration. - ToolShell Precondition Validation: Verify the three-step CVE-2025-53770 precondition chain (anonymous ToolPane.aspx GET, anonymous FormDigest issuance, digest-authorized POST) as reportable evidence without delivering exploit payloads. - Use Case: During an authorized engagement against an EoL SharePoint 2013 portal, follow the methodology to confirm anonymous Authentication.asmx brute-force exposure, NTLM Type-2 AD topology disclosure, and the ToolShell precondition chain, then rate each finding with the Gate 0 severity rubric. ## Quick Start Ask the AI to fingerprint the SharePoint version of an authorized target and walk the anonymous-endpoint matrix to identify exploitable preconditions.