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cdd-framework

v0.4.0-alpha.5

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Cyberattak-Driven Development Framework

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CDD Framework (Node Adapter)

Cyberattack-Driven Development: A high-performance vulnerability scanner powered by Rust.

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CDD is a modern security scanning engine designed for speed and reliability. It combines a memory-safe Rust core for intensive network operations with a Node.js CLI for a seamless developer experience.

Quick Start

You don't need to have Rust installed locally to use the framework. The installer automatically fetches the pre-compiled binary for your specific architecture (Windows, macOS, or Linux).

This package is the entry point for the Cyberattack-Driven Development workflow. It acts as a wrapper around the native ratel-cli engine.

Prerequisites

  1. Ratel-CLI: Must be installed globally via the official install.sh. ratel-cli includes the native cdd-core library.

Usage

1. Initialize a project

Setup the .ratel scenario and integrity baseline:

npx cdd-framework init
  1. Run Security Audit This command calls the global ratel binary, parses the DSL, executes attacks via cdd-core, and displays a formatted report:

npx cdd-framework run tests/ratel/security.ratel
  1. Pass-through commands Any other command is sent directly to the native engine:

npx cdd-framework check
npx cdd-framework --version

Architecture

The framework is architected for maximum performance and modularity:

cdd-core (Rust): Handles raw HTTP requests and concurrent scanning using tokio and reqwest. It features a strictly typed error system (CddError) to ensure the engine never crashes silently.

cdd-node (Node.js): Orchestrates binary execution and formats raw JSON output into a professional "Hacker Dark Mode" terminal table.

Error Handling

CDD implements a robust diagnostic system. If a scan fails, the engine provides clear, structured feedback:

InvalidUrl: The provided target URL is malformed or unreachable.

NetworkError: Connection failure, DNS issues, or request timeout.

InternalError: Captured internal engine configuration issues.

Contributing

This is an open-source project. Feel free to open issues or submit pull requests to add new security tests to the Rust core!

Author: Fabio Meyer<github.com/jemmyx>

Version: 0.4.0-alpha.5

License: MIT