Audit a fleet of AWS security groups for the multi-hop lateral-movement path that no single ingress rule reveals. Builds a directed reachability graph from the SG-to-SG references (an ingress rule on SG B naming SG A means a host in A can reach B), adds an internet edge for every 0.0.0.0/0 rule, then composes those edges into the transitive closure from a named entry point (the internet, or a compromised host). Reports the shortest reachable path to the crown-jewel tier, the blast radius, and any pivot/hub SG that bridges otherwise-isolated regions, each ranked by severity with a fix. Its discipline is symmetric: on a segmented or orphaned fleet where the chain does NOT reach the crown jewel, it reports clean and names the boundary instead of fabricating a path. Then it states what the SG graph alone cannot answer (live host membership, route tables, NACLs, app-layer auth). Use when asked to review a security-group fleet for lateral movement, blast radius, or whether the internet can reach a sensitive tier. Vendor-neutral; runs offline against describe-security-groups + describe-instances JSON with no Anyshift account.
Install with
Claude CodeCodexCursorGitHub CopilotGemini CLI
Supported by the Atlas install prompt. Skill-specific requirements vary.
Skill stats
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About this skill
Audit a fleet of AWS security groups for the multi-hop lateral-movement path that no single ingress rule reveals. Builds a directed reachability graph from the SG-to-SG references (an ingress rule on SG B naming SG A means a host in A can reach B), adds an internet edge for every 0.0.0.0/0 rule, then composes those edges into the transitive closure from a named entry point (the internet, or a compromised host). Reports the shortest reachable path to the crown-jewel tier, the blast radius, and any pivot/hub SG that bridges otherwise-isolated regions, each ranked by severity with a fix. Its discipline is symmetric: on a segmented or orphaned fleet where the chain does NOT reach the crown jewel, it reports clean and names the boundary instead of fabricating a path. Then it states what the SG graph alone cannot answer (live host membership, route tables, NACLs, app-layer auth). Use when asked to review a security-group fleet for lateral movement, blast radius, or whether the internet can reach a sensitive tier. Vendor-neutral; runs offline against describe-security-groups + describe-instances JSON with no Anyshift account.
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Audit a fleet of AWS security groups for the multi-hop lateral-movement path that no single ingress rule reveals. Builds a directed reachability graph from the SG-to-SG references (an ingress rule on SG B naming SG A means a host in A can reach B), adds an internet edge for every 0.0.0.0/0 rule, then composes those edges into the transitive closure from a named entry point (the internet, or a compromised host). Reports the shortest reachable path to the crown-jewel tier, the blast radius, and any pivot/hub SG that bridges otherwise-isolated regions, each ranked by severity with a fix. Its discipline is symmetric: on a segmented or orphaned fleet where the chain does NOT reach the crown jewel, it reports clean and names the boundary instead of fabricating a path. Then it states what the SG graph alone cannot answer (live host membership, route tables, NACLs, app-layer auth). Use when asked to review a security-group fleet for lateral movement, blast radius, or whether the internet can reach a sensitive tier. Vendor-neutral; runs offline against describe-security-groups + describe-instances JSON with no Anyshift account.
About this listing
Category
Security
Reported license
Apache-2.0
Listing language (estimated)
English
Review status
Not individually reviewed
Agent compatibility
Atlas installation supports Claude Code, Codex, and Cursor. Skill-specific dependencies and features are checked during setup.