Vulnerability Triage Brocards
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Vulnerability-triage-brocards provides a structured, defensible methodology for evaluating security findings. Based on seven specific criteria, this skill helps security professionals and automated pipelines filter out noise, identify valid vulnerabilities, and determine when more information is required. By applying these rules, users can avoid common pitfalls like over-relying on CVE metadata or failing to account for real-world usage, ensuring that human review time is focused on genuine, actionable security risks.
What it does
- Applies seven distinct criteria to evaluate the validity of vulnerability reports.
- Provides a structured output format including a triage summary table and final verdict.
- Helps filter raw findings from automated vulnerability discovery pipelines.
- Guides users in deciding whether to accept, dismiss, or request more information for a finding.
- Offers a defensible rationale for dismissing or deprioritizing security reports.
- Distinguishes between theoretical bugs and actionable security vulnerabilities.
When to use it
- When filtering large volumes of findings from automated security discovery tools.
- When triaging bug bounty submissions or external security reports.
- When deciding whether a third-party CVE or advisory is relevant to a specific codebase.
- When needing a structured, consistent approach to justify dismissing a vulnerability to a client.
- During security audits to prioritize findings for proof-of-concept development.
Advantages
- Reduces auditor fatigue by filtering out invalid or non-actionable findings.
- Provides a consistent, repeatable framework for security decision-making.
- Encourages evidence-based evaluation rather than relying on external metadata like CVSS scores.
- Helps identify when a report describes a bug rather than a security vulnerability.
- Ensures that remediation efforts are balanced against the actual risk and cost.
Usage examples
- “Triage this vulnerability report: [Insert Report Details]. Apply the 7 brocards.”
- The agent will evaluate the report against each of the 7 criteria, providing a table of verdicts (PASS/DISMISS/NEEDS-MORE-INFO) and a final recommendation on whether to proceed.
- “Should we fix this CVE? Evaluate it using the brocards.”
- The agent will analyze the CVE's technical merits, check for reachability and threat model validity, and provide a recommendation based on whether the fix is necessary and proportional.
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Vulnerability Triage Brocards
Systematically evaluate incoming vulnerability reports against 7 principled criteria before committing resources to deeper analysis. Each brocard is a falsifiable test: if a report fails any brocard, document the reason and dismiss or request clarification. If a report survives all 7, escalate it.
The 7 brocards are adapted from William Woodruff's "Brocards for vulnerability triage" (2026).
When to Use
Filtering findings from agentic vulnerability discovery pipelines before human review -- the primary use case; most automated runs produce findings that fail one or more brocards and can be dismissed without auditor time
Triaging findings during a ToB audit to decide which warrant escalation to PoC development
Evaluating third-party CVEs or advisories against a codebase under active audit to decide if they affect engagement scope
Reviewing bug bounty submissions or external vulnerability reports for ToB open-source projects
Providing structured, defensible justification when recommending a client dismiss or deprioritize a reported CVE
When NOT to Use
Hunting for new bugs during an audit -- use other skills
Proving exploitability of a confirmed finding -- use a dedicated PoC/exploitability skill
Triaging fuzzer crashes in C/C++ -- use a dedicated crash triage skill
Pipeline Position
This skill is the quality gate between automated discovery and human review. Findings that survive triage proceed to PoC development and formal writeup.
flowchart TD
A([agentic vulnerability discovery]) -->|raw findings| B[vulnerability-triage-brocards]
B -->|DISMISS| C([Document brocard # and reasoning])
B -->|NEEDS-MORE-INFO| D([Request specific evidence])
B -->|ACCEPT| E[PoC / exploitability proof]
E --> F[vulnerability report writeup]Triage Workflow
For each incoming vulnerability report, evaluate it against all 7 brocards sequentially. By default, stop at the first DISMISS verdict and report it. If the user requests a full evaluation, continue through all 7 brocards regardless of intermediate failures. For each brocard, record one of three verdicts:
PASS -- the report survives this test
DISMISS -- the report fails this test; document the reason
NEEDS-MORE-INFO -- insufficient evidence to evaluate; specify what is missing
Brocard 1: No Vulnerability Without a Threat Model
Dismiss any report that lacks a coherent threat model. The report must articulate: (a) who the attacker is, (b) what capability the attacker has, (c) how the attacker exploits the behavior, and (d) what harm results.
Reports that describe a code behavior without connecting it to attacker- reachable harm fail this brocard.
Quick test: Can the report answer "an attacker with [capability] can [action] to achieve [impact]"? If not, dismiss or request clarification.
Brocard 2: No Exploit from the Heavens
Dismiss any report where the attacker capabilities required to trigger the vulnerability equal or exceed the impact of the vulnerability itself. If the attacker must already possess the power the exploit would grant, the vulnerability is redundant.
Quick test: Does triggering the exploit require capabilities that already subsume its impact? If yes, dismiss.
Brocard 3: No Vulnerability Outside of Usage
Dismiss any report describing behavior that is theoretically possible but does not occur in actual software usage. Check whether the vulnerable code path is reachable in practice.
Quick test: Is the vulnerable code path exercised by any real caller? If not, dismiss. If the report targets a library, ask if we should check downstream usage.
Brocard 4: No Vulnerability from Standard Behavior
Dismiss any report where the behavior results from correct implementation of a specification. The vulnerability, if any, exists in the standard -- not the implementation.
Nuance: If an implementation voluntarily adopts a stricter posture than the standard requires, and that strictness fails, the implementation is vulnerable even though the standard permits the behavior.
Quick test: Does the specification require or permit this behavior? If yes, the report targets the standard, not the code.
Brocard 5: No Vulnerability from Documented Behavior
Dismiss any report describing behavior that is explicitly documented, especially when the documentation includes security implications or usage caveats.
Nuance: Downstream usage that violates documented guidelines may constitute a valid vulnerability in the downstream project, not the documented component.
Quick test: Does the project's documentation describe this behavior and warn against misuse? If yes, dismiss the report against the project itself.
Brocard 6: No Cure Worse Than the Disease
Dismiss any report whose remediation would cause more harm than the vulnerability itself. Evaluate: (a) severity of the vulnerability in practice, (b) cost and disruption of the proposed fix, (c) blast radius of the remediation (dependency graph, ecosystem impact).
Quick test: Would fixing this cause more disruption than the vulnerability itself? If yes, dismiss or downgrade severity.
Brocard 7: The Report Is Neither Necessary nor Sufficient
A CVE identifier or formal report does not prove a vulnerability exists. Conversely, absence of a report does not prove safety. Evaluate the technical merits independently of report metadata.
Quick test: Strip the CVE number and CVSS score. Does the technical description alone justify action? Judge on evidence, not authority.
Output Format
After evaluating all 7 brocards, produce a structured triage summary:
## Triage Summary: [Report ID or Title]
| # | Brocard | Verdict | Rationale |
|---|---------|---------|-----------|
| 1 | Threat Model | PASS/DISMISS/NEEDS-MORE-INFO | ... |
| 2 | Exploit from the Heavens | PASS/DISMISS/NEEDS-MORE-INFO | ... |
| 3 | Outside of Usage | PASS/DISMISS/NEEDS-MORE-INFO | ... |
| 4 | Standard Behavior | PASS/DISMISS/NEEDS-MORE-INFO | ... |
| 5 | Documented Behavior | PASS/DISMISS/NEEDS-MORE-INFO | ... |
| 6 | Cure Worse Than Disease | PASS/DISMISS/NEEDS-MORE-INFO | ... |
| 7 | Report Sufficiency | PASS/DISMISS/NEEDS-MORE-INFO | ... |
**Overall Verdict:** ACCEPT / DISMISS / NEEDS-MORE-INFO
**Reasoning:** [1-3 sentence justification]
**Next Step:** [escalate to PoC development / request info / close]Rationalizations to Reject
Guard against these reasoning failures in both directions:
Wrongly Dismissing Valid Findings
"It's only reachable in debug mode" -- verify debug mode is truly never enabled in production; many clients ship with debug flags on
"The attacker would need local access" -- local access is a realistic threat model for many deployments, especially containerized services
"Nobody uses that API" -- confirm with actual usage data, not assumptions; check client's integration tests and deployment configs
"The spec allows it" -- check whether the implementation claims stricter behavior than the spec requires
Wrongly Accepting Invalid Findings
"It has a CVE, so it must be real" -- Brocard 7 exists for this reason
"The CVSS score is high" -- CVSS is a formula, not a verdict
"Better safe than sorry" -- Brocard 6 requires evaluating fix cost
"We can't prove it's NOT exploitable" -- the burden of proof is on the reporter to demonstrate a threat model (Brocard 1)
"Other projects patched it" -- other projects may have different usage patterns (Brocard 3)
"We should include it to pad the report" -- ToB reports reflect technical reality, not finding count targets; a dismissed report with documented reasoning is more valuable than a false positive in a final deliverable
Detailed References
For expanded explanations, examples, and edge cases for each brocard, consult
references/brocards-detail.md.
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