Origin
From scattered notes to structured intelligence.
The problem was simple: every target had unique characteristics — technologies, functionalities, quirks — and there was no reliable way to track them. You could not know what you had tested, what you had missed, or whether a technique you learned months ago applied to the target in front of you.
Nimbus Vault was built to solve this. It started with the CAVET taxonomy — five component types that describe both targets and techniques in the same language, making every match systematic instead of accidental.
Methodology
Contextual Hacking.
A structured approach to active reconnaissance and vulnerability exploitation built on a core insight: every vulnerability depends on context. Rather than hunting specific bugs, you map the target's architecture and let the viable attack paths emerge.
Read the full methodology on Medium.
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