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omnisectester

v2.7.4

Published

Nation-state grade, defense-in-depth security testing framework. Tests web apps, extensions, desktop, mobile, cloud, AI/LLM, hardware, and supply chain from a single CLI.

Readme


Why OmniSec Tester?

Every claim below is backed by tests in this repository and verified end-to-end runs.

| Capability | What it actually does | |---|---| | Web agent | Crawls same-origin pages, discovers params/forms itself, probes reflected XSS (GET+POST) with executable curl PoCs, audits security headers/TLS/cookies/sensitive paths/open redirects — rate-limited, budget-capped | | AI/LLM scanning | Prompt-injection battery (instruction override, roleplay escape, system-prompt extraction, secret fishing) against any OpenAI-compatible chat endpoint | | Mobile | Android APK static analysis: dangerous permissions, debuggable, allowBackup, signature files | | Desktop | Binary metadata checks (PE headers, debug artifacts, signing) | | Supply chain | SBOM generation + OSV.dev vulnerability matching; CI/CD workflow poisoning checks | | Cloud | Offline IaC/config misconfiguration auditing | | Post-exploitation | Evidence-based assessment mapped to MITRE ATT&CK | | Auth & business logic | Login-flow session testing, IDOR pattern probes, rate-limit detection | | CVE intelligence | Live CVSS lookups from NVD | | CI/CD native | JSON + SARIF 2.1.0 output, deterministic exit codes (--fail-on → exit 2), verify-tools --strict gate |

Honest limitations (we ship this table, not marketing)

| Not yet built | Status | |---|---| | Browser extension scanning | wiring only | | Firmware / hardware analysis | queued last (owner priority) | | PDF / JUnit XML / ATT&CK Navigator reports | roadmap | | EPSS + SSVC scoring pillars, compliance auto-mapping (PCI/NIST/SOC2/ISO) | roadmap | | Red-team kill-chain simulation | roadmap | | LLM-powered attack chaining | optional --llm layer ships today (bring your own key); deeper chaining roadmap |


Quick start

# install globally
npm install -g omnisectester        # requires Python >= 3.10 on PATH

# live CVE severity from NVD (no Python needed)
omnisectester severity CVE-2021-44228

# agentic web scan: crawl -> discover -> probe -> PoC -> gate
omnisectester scan web https://your-app.example --fail-on critical

# authenticated scanning behind a login form
omnisectester scan web https://app.example \
  --login-url https://app.example/login --login-data "user=a&pass=b"

# prompt-injection battery against an LLM endpoint
omnisectester scan ai https://your-chat.example --auth-token "$KEY"

# mobile / desktop / supply chain / cloud
omnisectester scan mobile app.apk
omnisectester scan desktop app.exe
omnisectester scan supply-chain .
omnisectester scan cloud ./infra

# SBOM with vulnerability matching
omnisectester sbom . --vulns

# continuous monitoring - reports only NEW findings vs last run
omnisectester continuous --targets https://app.example --fail-on high

# environment audit / CI gate
omnisectester verify-tools --strict

Exit codes everywhere: 0 clean · 1 failure · 2 findings met --fail-on.


How it works

The engine (omnisectester-core, stdlib-only Python) runs a phased loop — and the threat model runs before any probing, then again after with observed-fact relevance:

threat model ──► crawl ──► map surface ──► probe ──► validate ──► report
     ▲                                                            │
     └──────────────── re-runs with observed facts ◄──────────────┘

Findings are deterministic, severity-sorted, and carry {id, title, severity, evidence, remediation, cwe} — reflection and redirect findings include an executable curl reproduction.


One CLI, every surface

omnisectester scan web           https://app.example      # crawling agent
omnisectester scan ai            https://llm.example/chat # prompt injection
omnisectester scan mobile        app.apk                  # static analysis
omnisectester scan desktop       app.exe                  # binary metadata
omnisectester scan supply-chain  .                        # deps + CI/CD checks
omnisectester scan cloud         ./infra                  # IaC/config audit

Extension and firmware scanning are roadmap items (see limitations above).


Reporting

| Format | Use case | |--------|----------| | JSON | machine-readable, CI/CD and ticketing integration | | Markdown | human-readable summary | | HTML | findings with embedded terminal-style PoC blocks | | SARIF 2.1.0 | GitHub code scanning / IDE workflow |

Unsupported formats are reported back explicitly — nothing is silently dropped.


Continuous testing

# one-shot diff across targets: only NEW findings since last run
omnisectester continuous --targets https://a.example,https://b.example \
  --fail-on high

# scheduled (cron/CI calls the same command; state auto-stored)

State lives in ~/.omnisectester/continuous-state.json.


Config

Drop a omnisectester.yaml in your project root (schema-validated):

version: "2"
engagement:
  mode: gray_box          # automated | gray_box | red_team | purple_team | continuous
  kill_switch: true
testing:
  rate_limit: { requests_per_second: 4 }
reporting:
  formats: [json, html, sarif]

CLI reference

omnisectester scan <surface>       Agentic platform scan (web/ai/mobile/desktop/supply-chain/cloud)
omnisectester engage <target>      Threat model FIRST + agent scan + reports
omnisectester threat-model <t>     Observation-driven STRIDE model
omnisectester report <input>       Render md/html/json/sarif
omnisectester sbom <dir> --vulns   CycloneDX 1.5 + OSV.dev matching
omnisectester continuous --targets Stateful multi-target monitoring
omnisectester verify-tools         Environment audit (--strict gate, --fix repair)
omnisectester severity <cve>       Live CVSS lookup from NVD
omnisectester list --taxonomy      Category catalog / tools / compliance list

Agent-facing docs: AGENTS.md · llms.txt · install as coding-agent skill: npx skills add iAMv1/omnisectester


How to contribute

npm install
npm test            # CLI suite (15 behavioral subprocess assertions)
cd ../omnisectester-core && python -m unittest discover -s tests -v   # engine suite (33)

License

MIT — see LICENSE and CHANGELOG.