1329 Threat Skill 0623a026

name: threat-modeling description: | AI-native automated software risk analysis skill. LLM-driven, Code-First approach for comprehensive security risk assessment, threat modeling, security testing, penetration testing, and compliance checking with 8-phase sequential workflow.

Phases: Project Understanding → DFD Analysis → Trust Boundaries → Security Design → Threat Analysis → Risk Validation → Mitigation Planning → Report Generation

Each phase requires validation (exit 0) before proceeding to next. Data flows via YAML files, reports are Markdown (separate concerns).

Use when: threat model, security assessment, risk assessment, penetration test, security analysis, security audit, security check, 威胁建模, 安全评估, 渗透测试, 安全分析, 安全审计, 安全检查.

Flags: --debug Enable debug mode, publish internal YAML data files and evaluation reports --lang=xx Set output language (en, zh, ja, ko, es, fr, de, pt, ru) --detailed Auto-trigger P8R detailed per-VR analysis reports after P8 completes hooks: PostToolUse: - matcher: "Write" hooks: - type: command command: "./hooks/phase_end_hook.sh" # Path relative to SKILL_PATH timeout: 30

Note: All relative paths in this skill are relative to SKILL_PATH (the directory containing this SKILL.md file).

Threat Modeling Skill v3.0.3 (20260209a)

AI-native automated software risk analysis skill. LLM-driven, Code-First approach for comprehensive security risk assessment, threat modeling, security testing, penetration testing, and compliance checking.

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  🛡️ Threat Modeling Skill v3.0.3 (20260209a)
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Command Line Flags

Usage Examples:

# Default mode - 11 deliverable files only
/threat-model @my-project

# Debug mode - all internal files published
/threat-model @my-project --debug

# Chinese output with debug
/threat-model @my-project --lang=zh --debug

# Generate detailed per-VR analysis reports after P8
/threat-model @my-project --detailed

# Full options
/threat-model @my-project --detailed --debug --lang=zh

⚠️ CRITICAL: Data vs Report Separation

PRINCIPLE: Markdown is for reports (human-readable), YAML is for data (machine-readable). They MUST be separated!

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  DUAL OUTPUT MODEL - Each phase produces TWO files:                 │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│                                                                      │
│  1. DATA FILE (.yaml) - PRIMARY                                     │
│     • Written FIRST                                                  │
│     • Structured, machine-readable                                   │
│     • Used by NEXT phase as input                                    │
│     • Path: .phase_working/{SESSION_ID}/data/P{N}_*.yaml            │
│                                                                      │
│  2. REPORT FILE (.md) - SECONDARY                                   │
│     • Written AFTER data file                                        │
│     • Human-readable, formatted                                      │
│     • For review and documentation                                   │
│     • Path: .phase_working/{SESSION_ID}/reports/P{N}-*.md           │
│                                                                      │
│  ❌ FORBIDDEN: Reading .md files for data extraction                │
│  ❌ FORBIDDEN: Embedding data as yaml blocks inside .md AS SOURCE   │
│  ✅ ALLOWED: YAML blocks in .md for schema documentation/examples   │
│  ✅ REQUIRED: Data flows via .yaml files only                       │
│                                                                      │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

§1 Execution Model

Mode: Full Assessment Only - All 8 phases executed sequentially.

Phase 1 ──► Phase 2 ──► Phase 3 ──► Phase 4 ──► Phase 5 ──► Phase 6 ──► Phase 7 ──► Phase 8
   │            │            │            │            │            │            │
   ▼            ▼            ▼            ▼            ▼            ▼            ▼
P1.yaml ──► P2.yaml ──► P3.yaml ──► P4.yaml ──► P5.yaml ──► P6.yaml ──► P7.yaml ──► P8.yaml

Rules:

1. Phases execute strictly in order (1→8)
2. Each phase reads previous phase's YAML, writes its own YAML
3. Each phase also writes a human-readable .md report
4. Validation runs on YAML files, not .md files
5. Phase 6 = Risk Validation (NOT mitigation)
6. Phase 7 = Mitigation Planning (AFTER validation)

Phase Gate Protocol:

FOR each phase N in [1..8]:
    1. Read: @phases/P{N}-*.md (instructions)
    2. Read: .phase_working/{SESSION_ID}/data/P{N-1}_*.yaml (input, except P1)
    3. Execute analysis per phase instructions
    4. Write: .phase_working/{SESSION_ID}/data/P{N}_*.yaml (PRIMARY output)
    5. Write: .phase_working/{SESSION_ID}/reports/P{N}-*.md (SECONDARY output)
    6. Hook validates YAML file
    7. IF exit != 0: Fix YAML and rewrite
    8. IF exit == 0: Update session meta, continue to N+1

§2 Output Convention

Output Modes

┌─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┐
│  OUTPUT MODES - Control what files are generated                    │
├─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┤
│                                                                      │
│  DEFAULT MODE (Production)                                          │
│  ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────  │
│  Only user-deliverable files are published:                         │
│  ✅ 4 Required Reports (RISK-ASSESSMENT, INVENTORY, MITIGATION,    │
│                         PENETRATION-TEST-PLAN)                      │
│  ✅ 7 Phase Reports (P1-P7-*.md) for audit trail                    │
│  ❌ .phase_working/ - NOT published (kept internally)               │
│  ❌ YAML data files - NOT published                                 │
│  ❌ EVALUATION-REPORT.md - NOT published                            │
│                                                                      │
│  DEBUG MODE (--debug flag)                                          │
│  ─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────  │
│  All files are published including internal data:                   │
│  ✅ All default mode outputs                                        │
│  ✅ .phase_working/{SESSION_ID}/data/*.yaml - Published             │
│  ✅ P5_knowledge_base_queries.yaml - Published                      │
│  ✅ P8_coverage_validation.yaml - Published                         │
│  ✅ EVALUATION-REPORT.md - Published                                │
│                                                                      │
│  Usage: /threat-model @project --debug                              │
│                                                                      │
└─────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────────┘

Directory Structure

Default Mode (11 files published):

{PROJECT_ROOT}/
└── Risk_Assessment_Report/
    ├── {PROJECT}-RISK-ASSESSMENT-REPORT.md    ← Required (P8)
    ├── {PROJECT}-RISK-INVENTORY.md            ← Required (P6)
    ├── {PROJECT}-MITIGATION-MEASURES.md       ← Required (P7)
    ├── {PROJECT}-PENETRATION-TEST-PLAN.md     ← Required (P6)
    ├── P1-PROJECT-UNDERSTANDING.md            ← Phase reports
    ├── P2-DFD-ANALYSIS.md
    ├── P3-TRUST-BOUNDARY.md
    ├── P4-SECURITY-DESIGN-REVIEW.md
    ├── P5-STRIDE-THREATS.md
    ├── P6-RISK-VALIDATION.md
    ├── P7-MITIGATION-PLANNING.md
    ├── detailed/                              ← P8R only (--detailed flag)
    │   ├── VR-001-{title-slug}.md
    │   └── ...
    └── html/                                  ← HTML output (report_generator.py)
        ├── index.html
        ├── {PROJECT}-RISK-ASSESSMENT-REPORT.html
        ├── ...
        └── detailed/
            └── VR-001-{slug}.html

Debug Mode (--debug, full structure):

{PROJECT_ROOT}/
└── Risk_Assessment_Report/
    ├── {PROJECT}-RISK-ASSESSMENT-REPORT.md    ← Main report (from P8)
    ├── {PROJECT}-RISK-INVENTORY.md            ← From P6 YAML
    ├── {PROJECT}-MITIGATION-MEASURES.md       ← From P7 YAML
    ├── {PROJECT}-PENETRATION-TEST-PLAN.md     ← From P6 YAML
    ├── {PROJECT}-ARCHITECTURE-ANALYSIS.md     ← From P1-P3 YAML
    ├── {PROJECT}-DFD-DIAGRAM.md               ← From P2 YAML
    ├── {PROJECT}-COMPLIANCE-REPORT.md         ← From P4+P7 YAML
    ├── {PROJECT}-ATTACK-PATH-VALIDATION.md    ← From P6 YAML
    ├── P1-PROJECT-UNDERSTANDING.md            ← Published phase reports
    ├── P2-DFD-ANALYSIS.md
    ├── P3-TRUST-BOUNDARY.md
    ├── P4-SECURITY-DESIGN-REVIEW.md
    ├── P5-STRIDE-THREATS.md
    ├── P6-RISK-VALIDATION.md
    ├── EVALUATION-REPORT.md                   ← DEBUG ONLY
    └── .phase_working/                        ← DEBUG ONLY
        ├── _sessions_index.yaml               ← Multi-session index (optional)
        └── {SESSION_ID}/                      ← Session isolated directory
            ├── _session_meta.yaml             ← Session state
            ├── data/                          ← STRUCTURED DATA
            │   ├── P1_project_context.yaml
            │   ├── P2_dfd_elements.yaml
            │   ├── P3_boundary_context.yaml
            │   ├── P4_security_gaps.yaml
            │   ├── P5_threat_inventory.yaml
            │   ├── P5_knowledge_base_queries.yaml  ← KB transparency
            │   ├── P6_validated_risks.yaml
            │   ├── P7_mitigation_plan.yaml
            │   ├── P8_report_manifest.yaml
            │   └── P8_coverage_validation.yaml     ← Coverage metrics
            ├── reports/                       ← WORKING REPORTS
            │   └── (phase reports during execution)
            └── data/P8R_manifest.yaml         ← P8R manifest (--detailed only)

Naming Convention

• PROJECT: Uppercase, max 30 chars, format: ^[A-Z][A-Z0-9-]{0,29}$
• Example: OPEN-WEBUI, MY-PROJECT, STRIDE-DEMO

Session ID Format

• SESSION_ID: {PROJECT_NAME}_{YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS}
• Example: OPEN-WEBUI_20260130_143022

Session Metadata

# .phase_working/{SESSION_ID}/_session_meta.yaml
schema_version: "3.0.3 (20260209a)"
session_id: "OPEN-WEBUI_20260130_143022"  # {PROJECT}_{YYYYMMDD_HHMMSS}
project_name: "OPEN-WEBUI"
project_path: "/path/to/project"
started_at: "ISO8601 timestamp"
language: "en"
skill_version: "3.0.3 (20260209a)"

phases:
  P1:
    status: "completed"
    started_at: "2026-01-30T10:00:00Z"
    completed_at: "2026-01-30T10:30:00Z"
    data_file: "data/P1_project_context.yaml"
    report_file: "reports/P1-PROJECT-UNDERSTANDING.md"
  P2:
    status: "in_progress"
    # ...

§3 Core Data Model

See @assets/contracts/data-model.yaml for complete schema definitions.

Entity Types

Finding vs Gap Semantic Boundary

• Finding (F-P{N}-xxx): A factual observation from phases 1-3 that MAY have security implications. Findings are objective facts about architecture, data flows, or boundaries. Example: "API endpoint uses HTTP instead of HTTPS"

• Gap (GAP-xxx): A security control deficiency identified in P4 after analyzing findings against security domains. Gaps represent missing or inadequate controls. Example: "Missing TLS enforcement (NETWORK domain)"

Transition Rule: Findings from P1-P3 feed into P4 analysis. P4 evaluates findings against 16 security domains and produces Gaps where controls are deficient.

DFD Element IDs

Count Conservation (P5→P6 Threat Accounting)

P5.threat_count = P6.verified + P6.theoretical + P6.pending + P6.excluded

All threats from P5 must be accounted for in P6 (no threat loss).

Semantic Distinction:

• Count Conservation: P5→P6 threat accounting (threats flow from P5 to P6 dispositions)
• Element Coverage Verification: P2→P5 element coverage (every DFD element has STRIDE analysis)

§4 Security Knowledge Architecture

See @knowledge/ for complete reference materials (26+ MB, 113 files).

Three Knowledge Sets

1. Security Control Set (What to do)

   • 16 Security Domains (AUTHN, AUTHZ, INPUT, etc.)
   • Control Sets (18 files, 107 controls)
   • OWASP References (74 items)
   • Compliance Frameworks (14 frameworks)

2. Threat Pattern Set (What to know)

   • CWE Weaknesses (974)
   • CAPEC Attack Patterns (615)
   • ATT&CK Techniques (835)
   • CVE/KEV Vulnerabilities (323K+)

3. Verification Set (How to test)

   • WSTG Tests (121)
   • MASTG Tests (206)
   • ASVS Requirements (345)

Security Principles (11)

STRIDE Categories

§5 Knowledge Base Queries

kb Wrapper Usage

# Get skill path
SKILL_PATH=$(bash skill_path.sh)

# STRIDE queries
$SKILL_PATH/kb --stride spoofing
$SKILL_PATH/kb --stride-controls S

# CWE queries
$SKILL_PATH/kb --cwe CWE-89
$SKILL_PATH/kb --full-chain CWE-89

# Attack patterns
$SKILL_PATH/kb --capec CAPEC-89
$SKILL_PATH/kb --attack-technique T1078

# Verification tests
$SKILL_PATH/kb --stride-tests S
$SKILL_PATH/kb --wstg-category ATHN

# LLM/AI extensions
$SKILL_PATH/kb --all-llm
$SKILL_PATH/kb --ai-component

§6 Language Adaptation

Output language follows context language unless --lang=xx specified.

Supported: en, zh, ja, ko, es, fr, de, pt, ru

§7 Progressive Context Loading

This skill uses progressive disclosure:

1. Always Loaded: This file (SKILL.md) - ~5K tokens
2. Session Start: @WORKFLOW.md - ~3K tokens
3. Per Phase: @phases/P{N}-*.md - ~2K tokens each

Total per-phase context: ~10K tokens (vs 30K monolithic)

Loading Pattern:

Session Start:
  1. Load SKILL.md (global rules)
  2. Load WORKFLOW.md (orchestration)
  3. Create 8 phase todos

Per Phase:
  1. Read @phases/P{N}-*.md
  2. Execute phase instructions
  3. Write to .phase_working/{SESSION_ID}/reports/P{N}-*.md
  4. Hook validates and extracts data

Post-P8 (Optional):
  1. If --detailed flag OR user confirms: Load @phases/P8R-DETAILED-REPORT.md
  2. Generate per-VR detailed analysis reports
  3. Write to Risk_Assessment_Report/detailed/VR-{NNN}-{slug}.md

§8 Reference Files

§9 Quick Start

# 1. Start new session (default mode - 11 deliverable files)
/threat-model @my-project

# 2. With debug mode (all internal files published)
/threat-model @my-project --debug

# 3. Session execution:
#    - Claude loads SKILL.md + WORKFLOW.md automatically
#    - For each phase N (1-8): Read → Execute → Write → Validate
#    - Generate final reports in Risk_Assessment_Report/

Output Summary

§10 Core Execution Constraints (Invariants)

PRINCIPLE: The quality of threat modeling depends on execution rigor. The following constraints are INVIOLABLE.

Three Absolute Prohibitions

Phase Execution Invariant

∀ Phase N ∈ [1..8]:
  - Input: P{N-1}_*.yaml (except P1)
  - Output: P{N}_*.yaml (PRIMARY) + P{N}-*.md (SECONDARY)
  - Gate: Hook validation must return exit 0
  - Transition: Only proceed to N+1 after gate passes

Execution Protocol Details: See WORKFLOW.md §2 Phase Execution Protocol

§11 Phase Isolation Constraints

INVARIANT: Each Phase is an independent execution unit. FSM state transitions MUST follow strict sequential order.

Forbidden State Transitions

FSM State Machine Reference

States: {INIT, P1, P2, P3, P4, P5, P6, P7, P8, P8R, DONE, ERROR}
Transitions: δ(Pn, pn_complete) → P(n+1) where n ∈ {1..7}
             δ(P8, p8_complete ∧ detailed) → P8R
             δ(P8, p8_complete ∧ ¬detailed) → DONE
             δ(P8R, p8r_complete) → DONE
Accepting: {DONE}

Complete FSM Specification: See WORKFLOW.md §1.5 Workflow State Machine Formal Properties: See docs/SKILL-ARCHITECTURE-DESIGN.md §0.2

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