A collection of links related to Linux kernel security and exploitation
Linux privilege escalation auditing tool
Privilege Escalation Enumeration Script for Windows
Free Active Directory pentesting tool for Linux, macOS and Windows. Automates AD and LDAP enumeration, Kerberoasting, ASREPRoast, password spraying, ADCS/ESC1, DCSync, RBCD, gMSA, shadow credentials, NTLM relay and credential dumping across 104 techniques, mapping BloodHound-compatible attack paths to Domain Admin. NIS2 / ISO 27001 reports.
Automatic privilege escalation for misconfigured capabilities, sudo and suid binaries using GTFOBins.
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Map your path from a low-priv user to roo, like BloodHound, for local Linux privesc.
Crystal port of GodPotato to abuse SeImpersonatePrivilege with indirect syscalls, dynamic API resolution and compile-time string obfuscation. Run commands, reverse shells or add users
π‘ Official AI Security Tool module for CVE-2026-54121 (Certighost): AD CS certificate abuse deep-dive, defensive audit workflows, and safe in-app console execution for authorized Active Directory security testing.
A senior security engineer's actual browser bookmarks. 40+ curated cybersecurity resources for recon, OSINT, exploitation, privilege escalation, and malware analysis.
π‘οΈ Official AI Security Tool module for CVE-2026-20817 (Windows Error Reporting WER ALPC Local Privilege Escalation PoC).
CVE-2026-42978 Windows Push Notifications (WpnService) Use-After-Free & Race Condition PoC research, diagnostic scanner, and security audit module for AI Security Tool.
Samsung QN90B and QN90F root
PoC for WinNotify, demonstrated through a driver mapper, and local privilege escalation.
Offensive Windows Privilege Escalation β hands-on study notes: enumeration & methodology, service/scheduled-task misconfigs, UAC bypass, token-privilege abuse, the potato family, kernel exploits, and credential mining. Each technique with detection & defenses. CC BY 4.0.
Offensive Linux Privilege Escalation β hands-on study notes: enumeration, sudo/SUID/capabilities, cron & systemd timers, kernel LPEs (DirtyPipe/OverlayFS/PwnKit), container & namespace escapes, and credential mining. Each technique with detection & defenses. CC BY 4.0.
Paste an AWS IAM policy, see exactly what it grants β and get plain-English findings for wildcards, missing `Condition` blocks, and privilege-escalation paths like unconditioned `iam:PassRole`.