Skip to content

AttackImproviseTool — Custom Attack Scripts

AttackImproviseTool generates tailored Python attack scripts when no registered tool covers a detected vulnerability. It is the first thing to deploy when a registered exploit fails — never retry the same technique twice without variation.

Actions

ActionPurpose
improviseGenerate and execute a tailored script for an uncovered attack scenario
promotePromote an improvised script to permanent skill (after ≥2 successes)
list-improvisedShow all improvised scripts

Template Types

TemplateUse Case
http_probeHTTP request crafting, header manipulation, method testing
payload_fuzzerParameter fuzzing, injection payload testing
auth_bypassCustom authentication bypass attempts
data_exfilStructured data extraction from non-standard responses
chain_exploitMulti-step exploitation scripts with conditional logic

Usage

Generating a tailored script

AttackImproviseTool(
  action="improvise",
  attackType="sqli",
  targetInfo="http://target.com/api/users?id=1 — MySQL, WAF detected (Cloudflare)",
  gapDescription="Standard SQLi tools blocked by WAF. Need custom payload encoding and timing-based extraction.",
  templateType="data_exfil"
)

Promoting a successful improvised script

After ≥2 successful uses of the same improvised script:

AttackImproviseTool(
  action="promote",
  scriptName="improvised_sqli_1781092398758"
)

Listing improvised scripts

AttackImproviseTool(action="list-improvised")

Tool Hierarchy

AttackImproviseTool is Phase 3.5 in the tool-selection hierarchy — the LAST resort before escalating techniques:

  1. Purpose-built Kali tool (KaliTool)
  2. AllySec skill script (RedTeamScript)
  3. Specialized exploit (ExploitTool)
  4. AttackImproviseTool ← Deploy on FIRST failure
  5. WebSearch + WebFetch — research before concluding unexploitable
  6. Raw Bash — last resort

When to Use

  • When a WAF blocks all standard payloads
  • When the target uses a custom or uncommon technology stack
  • When existing exploit types don't match the vulnerability
  • When you need a custom chain of exploitation steps

Released under the MIT License.