Exploitation & Utilities
LinEnum
Linux local privilege-escalation enumeration.
linuxprivesc
linenum — terminal
$ ./LinEnum.sh -tWhat it does
LinEnum is a shell script that gathers Linux system information useful for privilege escalation — SUID files, cron jobs, writable configs, and more. It's a quick local-privesc checklist.
Common use cases
- •Enumerate a compromised Linux host for privilege-escalation opportunities.
- •Identify SUID binaries, world-writable scripts, and exploitable cron jobs on a target.
- •Gather kernel version, running services, and network configuration for lateral movement.
Key features
- •Comprehensive enumeration of Linux system, user, and network configuration.
- •Checks for SUID/SGID binaries, writable PATH scripts, and cron-job abuse vectors.
- •Audits sudo permissions, kernel exploits, and world-writable configuration files.
- •Single shell script with no dependencies — runs on any Linux distribution.
Source
https://github.com/rebootuser/LinEnum ↗More Exploitation & Utilities tools
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