nemesis-c2-bridge
This skill is a C2 bridge for controlling autonomous WiFi attack agents with 8 declared offensive chains (deauth, evil twin, beacon flood, WPA3 downgrade), GPS tracking of agents, and a /kill destruct endpoint — purely documentation with no implementation code, but documents a complete offensive C2 framework.
The skill documents a /kill endpoint for 'emergency destruct' of agents. This is a C2 self-destruct mechanism that can wipe agent state. Combined with the dispatch capability, this enables remote termination of any connected agent device.
SKILL.md:60 Why this conclusion was reached
1/4 dimensions flaggedDeclared resources and inferred behavior are broadly aligned.
8 lower-risk artifacts were extracted and still need context.
The report includes 6 attack-chain steps and 4 severe findings.
Dependency information is incomplete, so supply-chain confidence stays limited.
Attack Chain
recon · SKILL.md:1
recon · SKILL.md:36
Escalation · SKILL.md:53
Impact · SKILL.md:82
Impact · SKILL.md:38
Impact · SKILL.md:60
What drove the risk score up
Skill documents a complete C2 bridge for managing autonomous attack agents with fleet commands, dispatch, and kill endpoints
8 WiFi attack chains documented: deauth_capture, evil_twin, beacon_flood, broadcast_deauth, wpa3_downgrade, karma, pmkid_capture, wardrive
evil_twin chain explicitly designed to clone SSIDs and harvest credentials
Fleet heartbeat includes GPS coordinates of agent devices
Most important evidence
Offensive C2 with /kill Endpoint
The skill documents a /kill endpoint for 'emergency destruct' of agents. This is a C2 self-destruct mechanism that can wipe agent state. Combined with the dispatch capability, this enables remote termination of any connected agent device.
SKILL.md:60 Multiple Unauthorized Network Attack Chains
The skill documents 8 attack chains designed for unauthorized WiFi networks: deauth_capture (deauth + handshake capture), broadcast_deauth (nuclear deauth), beacon_flood (fake AP spam), wpa3_downgrade (protocol downgrade), evil_twin (credential harvesting), karma (probe spoofing). These are illegal under computer fraud laws without explicit written authorization.
SKILL.md:36 Evil Twin Attack Chain for Credential Harvesting
The evil_twin chain is explicitly designed to clone target SSIDs and harvest credentials from connected clients. This is a classic credential theft technique.
SKILL.md:38 GPS Location Tracking of Mobile Agents
Fleet heartbeat includes GPS coordinates (lat/lon) of agent devices. This enables tracking of agent physical locations, which could be used for surveillance or physical security probing.
SKILL.md:53 Network Capability Not Declared in allowed-tools
SKILL.md documents a C2 API on port 8553 and agent control via network requests, but the metadata declares no allowed-tools. The network:WRITE capability is implied by the architecture but undeclared.
SKILL.md:14 No Implementation Files - Intent Mismatch
The skill contains only documentation files (SKILL.md, skill-card.md, _meta.json). No actual code files exist despite the skill claiming to be a functional C2 bridge. The skill provides documentation for offensive capabilities without delivering runnable code, which may indicate an attempt to distribute attack documentation.
SKILL.md:1 Declared capability vs actual capability
SKILL.md documents a C2 bridge server (:8553) and agent control API without declaring network:WRITE in allowed-tools Suspicious artifacts and egress
http://0.0.0.0:8553 SKILL.md:15
http://0.0.0.0:8553/health SKILL.md:16
http://0.0.0.0:8553/skill SKILL.md:68
http://0.0.0.0:8553/fleet/heartbeat SKILL.md:71
http://0.0.0.0:8553/fleet SKILL.md:76
http://0.0.0.0:8553/dispatch SKILL.md:79
https://clawhub.ai/user/mightypi0301-netizen skill-card.md:7
https://clawhub.ai/mightypi0301-netizen/skills/nemesis-c2-bridge skill-card.md:29
Dependencies and supply chain
There are no structured dependency warnings.
File composition
SKILL.md skill-card.md