2026-03

Windows Privesc

Windows Event Logs and Forensic Artifacts: Tracking and Tampering

How Windows Security event logs record attacker activity, how adversaries clear them, and how defenders detect tampering.
Windows Privesc

Practical Windows Enumeration with winPEAS

A hands-on guide to running winPEASx64 for Windows privilege escalation enumeration, with defensive countermeasures.
Windows Privesc

Abusing SeBackupPrivilege and SeRestorePrivilege for Windows Privilege Escalation

How attackers abuse SeBackupPrivilege/SeRestorePrivilege to dump SAM, SYSTEM, and ntds.dit, plus blue-team detection and defense.
Security

Living off the Land: Abusing LOLBAS Binaries on Windows

How attackers abuse certutil, bitsadmin, mshta, regsvr32 and rundll32 to download, execute and evade — plus blue-team detection.
Linux Privesc

Exploiting SUID/SGID Binaries for Linux Privilege Escalation

How attackers abuse SUID/SGID binaries to escalate to root on Linux, plus blue-team detection and hardening.
Linux Privesc

Exploiting sudo Misconfigurations with GTFOBins

How attackers turn weak sudo rules, NOPASSWD, env_keep, and LD_PRELOAD into root — and how blue teams shut it down.
Linux Privesc

Abusing Linux Capabilities for Privilege Escalation

How attackers abuse cap_setuid and cap_dac_read_search file capabilities to escalate to root, and how blue teams detect it.
Linux Privesc

Privilege Escalation via Cron Job Abuse on Linux

Exploit writable cron scripts, weak PATH, and wildcard injection to escalate to root, plus blue-team detection and hardening.
Linux Privesc

PATH Hijacking: Privilege Escalation via Writable PATH Directories and Relative Binaries

How attackers abuse relative paths and writable PATH directories to plant malicious binaries and escalate privileges on Linux.
Linux Privesc

Abusing NFS no_root_squash for Local Privilege Escalation

How a misconfigured NFS export with no_root_squash lets a low-priv user plant a root SUID binary and escalate.
Linux Privesc

Abusing a World-Writable /etc/passwd for Root

How a writable /etc/passwd or /etc/shadow leads to instant root, with PoC and Blue Team defenses.
Linux Privesc

Kernel Exploits Deep Dive: Dirty COW and Dirty Pipe

A practical look at CVE-2016-5195 (Dirty COW) and CVE-2022-0847 (Dirty Pipe): how they work, PoCs, and defenses.
Linux Privesc

Practical Linux Enumeration with LinPEAS

A hands-on guide to running LinPEAS for fast Linux privilege escalation enumeration, reading its output, and defending against it.
Linux Privesc

Privilege Escalation via the Docker Group: From User to Root

How membership in the docker group is equivalent to root, with PoCs for volume mounts and privileged containers, plus detection.
Linux Privesc

Abusing LD_PRELOAD and LD_LIBRARY_PATH for Linux Privilege Escalation

How attackers weaponize sudo env_keep with LD_PRELOAD/LD_LIBRARY_PATH to escalate to root, and how blue teams stop it.
Linux Privesc

Wildcard Injection: Privilege Escalation via tar and rsync in Cron Jobs

Abuse shell wildcard expansion in tar and rsync backup jobs to inject arguments and escalate to root on Linux.