Privilege Escalation Generator

Privilege escalation is the act of going from limited access to higher privileges, such as a standard user to root on Linux or to SYSTEM on Windows. The Privilege Escalation generator takes your enumeration findings and maps them to concrete escalation paths, whether vertical (gaining admin) or horizontal (taking over another account's resources).

Paste results from tools like LinPEAS, WinPEAS, sudo -l, or getcap, and the Privilege Escalation generator matches them to targeted exploits: a GTFOBins one-liner for a misconfigured SUID binary or sudo rule, abuse of a writable cron or PATH, or Windows token and unquoted-service-path attacks. You get the exact command instead of a generic checklist.

Prioritize SUID or SGID binaries abusable via GTFOBins, overly broad sudo -l entries, writable cron jobs or systemd units, capabilities like cap_setuid from getcap, the Docker or lxd group, and kernel exploits such as Dirty Pipe or PwnKit. The Privilege Escalation generator flags which of your findings map to a known, reliable escalation.

Yes. It is free and runs 100% client-side, so the enumeration output you paste, which often contains sensitive host details, never leaves your browser. Use the generated commands only on machines you are authorized to test, such as your own labs, HTB or OSCP-style targets, or sanctioned engagements.