This project offers a Claude Code Skill, a specialized security knowledge base built upon 88,636 real-world vulnerability cases documented on the WooYun platform between 2010 and 2016. It aims to equip AI models, specifically Claude, with the analytical capabilities of a senior security expert, providing significant value to AI developers and security researchers seeking to enhance AI-driven security analysis.

How It Works

The core of this skill is an 86MB knowledge base, meticulously curated from over 88,000 historical vulnerability records. This data is organized into refined methodologies and comprehensive case libraries across 15 distinct vulnerability types, including prominent ones like SQL injection (27%), command execution (19%), and XSS (11%). This structured approach allows Claude to access and process detailed security intelligence.

Quick Start & Requirements

• Primary install: Clone the repository to ~/.claude/skills/wooyun-legacy/.
• Prerequisites: Requires a Claude Code environment.
• Links: No direct quick-start or demo links are provided in the README.

Highlighted Details

• Features a substantial dataset of 88,636 real vulnerability cases spanning 2010-2016.
• The knowledge base comprises 86MB of data, approximately 2 million lines, covering 15 vulnerability categories.
• Key vulnerability types include SQL Injection (27%), Command Execution (19%), XSS (11%), Unauthorized Access (8%), and Weak Passwords (8%).

Maintenance & Community

• Community engagement is facilitated through a WeChat group, accessible via a QR code or by following the official WeChat public account "探微杜渐人工智能".
• The project is produced by the Tanwei Security Lab.

Licensing & Compatibility

• Licensing information is not explicitly stated in the provided README.
• The skill is designed for integration with the Claude Code platform.

Limitations & Caveats

Strict usage restrictions apply: the knowledge base is intended solely for security research, educational training, and authorized testing. Any unauthorized penetration testing or illegal activities are strictly prohibited, and users assume all legal responsibility for misuse.