This directory contains detailed technical reports of security challenges, CTFs, and real-world machines resolved autonomously or semi-autonomously by the EXODUS framework.
The purpose of these writeups is to demonstrate the decision-making process, strategic planning, and tool execution capabilities of the EXODUS. Unlike traditional manual writeups, these reports often include the original Execution Plans generated by the framework, providing full transparency into the "thought process".
- HTB Cap: Full compromise of a Linux machine involving IDOR, credential harvesting from PCAP, and Linux Capabilities exploitation for Privilege Escalation.
Each writeup typically includes:
- README.md: A high-level overview of the attack vector and steps taken.
- exodus_plan.json: The raw checkpoint file containing the automated plan, task scores, and observations.
- Artifacts: Key files, scripts, or exploit payloads generated by the Agents during the challenge.
