Detecting Pass The Ticket Attacks Claude Skill
Analyzes Kerberos authentication events for suspicious ticket-use patterns, translating observations into SIEM detections and investigation questions.
Published by mukul975mukul975/Anthropic-Cybersecurity-Skills/detecting-pass-the-ticket-attacks
Third-party community repo, not affiliated with Anthropic
Static risk · Medium Quality 85/100
Signals describe text in the listed files, not proven runtime behavior. “Not observed” does not mean absent. This is not a security certification.
- Shell commands
- Not observed
- Network references
- Observed
- File reading
- Observed
- File writing
- Not observed
- Credential references
- Observed
Scanned files: 2 · Unscanned companion scripts: 0
Inspect scan evidence
- credentials: skills/detecting-pass-the-ticket-attacks/SKILL.md:3
- network: skills/detecting-pass-the-ticket-attacks/scripts/agent.py:15
- fileRead: skills/detecting-pass-the-ticket-attacks/scripts/agent.py:195
skills/detecting-pass-the-ticket-attacks/SKILL.md · skills/detecting-pass-the-ticket-attacks/scripts/agent.py
How the score is calculated
Documentation 30/40 + Maintenance 20/25 + Stars 20/20 + License 15/15 = 85/100.
Read the complete formula, filters and limitations
License scope: skill frontmatter. README
Snapshot: 2026-10-18T08:26:08 UTC · asd-static-v1
What you are opening
A public SKILL.md with instructions for an agent. Open the pinned source to inspect its complete scope, dependencies and permissions.
How to set it up
- Open the pinned SKILL.md and read its instructions and any bundled scripts.
- Copy the skill folder into your client’s skills directory with the snippet in the install card.
- Start a new session and ask for the task the skill describes.
Before you add it
- Read the instructions and review any scripts before running them.
- Check tool access, required credentials and third-party network requests.
- The source license and any resource-specific terms take precedence.


