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Confirm or refute a vulnerability candidate against a live target with a deterministic probe, respecting authorization and scope. Use when a SAST or LLM review flags a possible injection or SSRF, when triaging a finding before filing a bug or shipping a fix, or when a verification result turns out wrong.

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# Verify Findings

## Rules (for AI agents)

### ALWAYS
- Treat a static-analysis or LLM-review hit as a *candidate*, not a vulnerability,
  until a probe with a deterministic oracle confirms it against a live target.
- Prefer an oracle that proves server-side behaviour over one that inspects the
  response text: out-of-band callbacks (SSRF, blind command injection, XXE) and
  timing deltas (blind SQLi, command injection) catch *blind* bugs that leave no
  trace in the body.
- Re-confirm any timing-based result a second time before trusting it — one slow
  response is noise, a repeatable delay over baseline is signal.
- For reflected oracles (XSS, SSTI), require the dangerous form: XSS confirms only