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Harness / CLI
- redact: credentials become $SECRET_n in every human-facing report
  (md/html/json/sarif/typ, findings.md); findings.json & vault keep raw values.
- poc: `--only <id> --json` re-tests a single finding (powers the web Re-test).
- version bump 4.2.4 → 4.3.0 (Cargo, CLI banner, web).

Web console
- Attack graph replaces "Generative Attack Path Chaining": one tab, findings
  ordered by kill-chain stage, click a finding to open it. Mounted in detail + live.
- Finding modal: Wire evidence — the real request/response pairs behind a finding
  (baseline/attack, identity pair, matrix probes, oracle) with wire provenance,
  the wire-check summary, and recorded flows on the same endpoint.
- Per-finding Re-test with dated history (reproduced/changed/gone/unverifiable).
- Transcript viewer in the Traces tab (navigable blocks; search spans all agents).
- Regression vs the previous run of the same target: new / recurring badges and a
  "fixed since" banner.
- Chains tab: readable formatting (node refs as chips, relations as labels).
- Custom lead: describe-it (Claude writes it) OR paste your own agent/system
  prompt (verbatim); remove a custom lead from the board.
- GDPR added to compliance mapping; LLM API keys tab clarified; Reasoning-budget
  and Authorization layouts fixed; NeuroSploit logo added.

Docs / config
- README rewritten as a concise landing page; TUTORIAL.md updated to v4.3.0 with
  new web/graph/Neo4j/wire sections and first-time configuration.
- .env.example: v4.3.0, Z.ai/Moonshot keys, Neo4j + graph-salt + capability env.

Co-Authored-By: Claude Opus 4.8 <noreply@anthropic.com>
2026-10-14 19:42:16 -03:00

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# NeuroSploit v4.2.0 — web console
A browser UI for the `neurosploit` CLI harness: a 5-step engagement wizard (Asset → Scope & Auth
→ Leads → Model & Run → Review), a live structured findings view with a generative attack-path
graph, run history, an Auth & Keys menu, and a real terminal — all driven by spawning the actual
CLI binary, never a reimplementation of harness logic.
- **Asset** — pick black/white/grey-box, host/infra, or AI/LLM, set the target or repo.
- **Scope & Auth** — objective, focus, out-of-scope, and a link into the Auth & Keys menu.
- **Leads** — the categorized agent picker (435 agents auto-classified) + custom leads.
- **Model & Run** — pick a provider/model from the live catalog, API-key vs. subscription auth
mode, votes/chain-depth/recon intensity.
- **Review** — confirm the plan, then `Start Exploitation` spawns the real CLI.
- **Auth & Keys** (one menu, 🔑 in the sidebar) — target auth header + named roles for
IDOR/BOLA/BFLA testing, per-provider API keys (kept in server memory only, never on disk), and
an explicit `creds.yaml` path override.
- **Attack graph** — the run's graph memory (web + internal network): host → service → finding →
credential → impact, every edge marked confirmed / needs validation / hypothesis, findings ordered
by kill-chain stage. Refreshed live at each graph checkpoint; click a finding to open it. Chains
and Dependencies list the same paths as text and as the step-by-step todolist.
- **Wire evidence in the finding** — the finding modal shows the real request/response pairs the
harness measured (baseline vs. attack, the identity pair, matrix probes, the oracle), each tagged
with its wire provenance, plus the finding's wire-check summary and any recorded flow on the same
endpoint. The proof as bytes, not as the agent's prose.
- **Per-finding re-test with history** — ⟳ Re-test re-runs one finding's recorded proof through the
scope-guarded replay engine and keeps a dated history (reproduced / changed / gone / unverifiable),
so a finding drifting to "gone" over time is visible. Nothing is written back to the findings.
- **Transcript viewer** — the Traces tab renders a chosen agent's transcript split into navigable,
collapsible blocks at each tool-call / HTTP-request boundary; search still spans every agent.
- **Terminal dock (xterm.js)** — `❭_` in the sidebar, the topbar button, or `Ctrl+\`` opens a
docked terminal running a real `neurosploit` REPL session. Its stdout is streamed **unstripped**,
so the harness's own colour and box-drawn panels render as they do in a local shell. Line
editing (echo, ←/→, history, `Tab` slash-command completion, `Ctrl+C`/`L`/`U`/`A`/`E`) is local
because the child is spawned over a pipe, not a PTY, and therefore never echoes. The target
picker in its header switches between a standalone session and the **running engagement**, so
mid-run instructions go to the same process that is doing the testing.
- **Real REPL underneath run/whitebox/greybox** — the wizard scripts an actual interactive
`neurosploit` session instead of a one-shot CLI call, so it keeps reading stdin while the
engagement streams. The Activity log tab grows a `❭` prompt box to send `/status`, `/stop`,
`/continue`, or a plain-language instruction mid-run. `host`/`aitest`/`skills` stay one-shot
(their onboarding scope picker can't be scripted over piped stdin).
```bash
cd neurosploit-rs && cargo build --release # build the CLI once
node web/server.js # → http://localhost:4173
```
Zero npm dependencies (Node ≥18, built-ins only: `http`, `child_process`, `events`, `fs`).
API reference: [`API.md`](./API.md).
## Layout
```
web/
├── server.js backend: static server + agents_md/runs reader + CLI process manager
├── public/
│ ├── index.html SPA shell
│ ├── style.css lead-board / live-run / terminal-dock styling
│ ├── app.js client logic (fetch + EventSource + terminal, no framework)
│ └── vendor/ xterm.js + fit addon (vendored; nothing is fetched at runtime)
├── API.md
└── package.json
```