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Home#
Learn#
- How LinPEAS works
- Is LinPEAS safe to use?
- LinPEAS frequently asked questions
- New to LinPEAS? Start here
- What is LinPEAS?
Install#
- Download LinPEAS from GitHub (and verify it)
- LinPEAS installation & running guide
- LinPEAS troubleshooting
- Running LinPEAS on macOS
- linpeas.sh: the LinPEAS script explained
Commands#
Output#
- LinPEAS colour codes explained
- Reading and interpreting LinPEAS output
- Saving LinPEAS output to a file
Concepts#
- AppArmor
- Containers
- Environment variables
- How LinPEAS audits file permissions
- How LinPEAS finds credentials and secrets
- How LinPEAS reports SUID and SGID
- How LinPEAS reports cloud environments
- How LinPEAS reports cron jobs
- How LinPEAS reports kernel information
- How LinPEAS reports network information
- How LinPEAS reports sudo
- How LinPEAS reports systemd services and timers
- LinPEAS and containers
- Linux capabilities
- Linux capabilities: the practical guide
- Linux file permissions
- Linux namespaces
- Linux security concepts
- PATH
- Running LinPEAS inside Docker
- SELinux
- SGID (set group ID)
- SUID (set user ID)
- UID 0
- cron jobs
- sudo and sudoers
- systemd services & timers
Compare#
- LinPEAS alternatives
- LinPEAS vs LinEnum
- LinPEAS vs linux-exploit-suggester
- LinPEAS vs linux-smart-enumeration (LSE)
Privilege escalation#
Guides#
- A 10-minute LinPEAS methodology for HackTheBox
- Defend against LinPEAS: beat attackers to your own findings
- Guides
- How to download and run LinPEAS from GitHub
- LinPEAS on TryHackMe: a room methodology
- Using LinPEAS in OSCP-style exams: methodology
- WinPEAS: the Windows side of PEASS-ng