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implementing-attack-surface-management

Implements external attack surface management (EASM) using Shodan, Censys, and ProjectDiscovery tools (subfinder, httpx, nuclei) for asset discovery, subdomain enumeration, service fingerprinting, and exposure scoring. Includes a weighted risk scoring algorithm based on OWASP attack surface analysis methodology and the Relative Attack Surface Quotient (RSQ). Use when building continuous ASM programs or performing external reconnaissance for security assessments.

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# Implementing Attack Surface Management

## When to Use

- When building an external attack surface management (EASM) program from scratch
- When performing authorized external reconnaissance for penetration testing engagements
- When continuously monitoring organizational exposure across internet-facing assets
- When scoring and prioritizing external attack surface risks for remediation
- When integrating multiple discovery tools into an automated ASM pipeline
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