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Toolkit

Each audit runs in a fresh darkops sandbox — a hardened Ubuntu desktop with the offensive security toolkit pre-installed and ready. Golem has full bash access to all of these tools. The sandbox is provisioned per-audit, used for the duration of the engagement, and destroyed at completion. No state leaks between engagements.

Reconnaissance & scanning

Content discovery

Vulnerability scanning

Exploitation

Authentication attacks

Post-exploitation (Deep & Autonomous only)

Cloud

Exfiltration testing

Wordlists

Standard offensive wordlists are pre-loaded:
  • rockyou.txt
  • common.txt
  • SecLists collection
  • API endpoint wordlists
  • Subdomain wordlists
Golem generates target-specific wordlists with CeWL for engagements that benefit from custom dictionaries.

Browser

The sandbox includes a full Chromium installation for any web target interaction that requires a real browser — JavaScript-heavy SPAs, complex auth flows, CSRF token handling, etc.

Adding your own tools

The sandbox runs Ubuntu with full apt access. Golem can install additional tools on demand within an engagement — for example, fetching the latest version of nuclei’s template set, or installing a CVE-specific PoC repo from GitHub. For Autonomous engagements, you can specify required tooling in your brief:

Tool versions

Tools are kept on the current stable release. The sandbox image is rebuilt regularly to keep nuclei templates, metasploit modules, and exploitation tooling up to date.

Next steps

Methodology

How Golem uses these tools across the 10 phases.

The Agent

How the agent decides which tool to reach for.