Linux Private-i

A Linux Enumeration & Privilege Escalation tool that automates the basic enumeration steps and displays the results in an easily readable format. The script comes loaded with a variety of 4 Options to choose from.

Using Bash, execute private-i.sh on the local low privileged user.

Select an option, execute & watch the show. Each mode uses common Linux binaries to enumerate the local system (find, grep, ps, etc). If you have a non-bash shell such as sh, use Noir-Private-i. Either script will not write or auto-exploit in any way.

Full Scope Investigation

Very Verbose option.

• Vital checks such as OS info and permissions on common files.
• Search for common applications while checking versions, file permissions and possible user credentials.
  • Common Apps: Apache/HTTPD, Tomcat, Netcat, Perl, Ruby, Python, WordPress, Samba
  • Database Apps: SQLite, Postgres, MySQL/MariaDB, MongoDB, Oracle, Redis, CouchDB
  • Mail Apps: Postfix, Dovecot, Exim, SquirrelMail, Cyrus, Sendmail, Courier
• Checks Networking info - netstat, ifconfig.
• Basic mount info, crontab and bash history.

Here's a snippet when running the Full Scope. This box has purposely misconfigured files and permissions.

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Quick Canvas

Looking to gain some quick intel without information overload? Running a Quick Canvas against the system will output the basic OS info, Networking, Apps and common file permissions. A simple non-verbose version of the Full Scope option.

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Sleuths Special

Runs basic vital checks, then searches the filesystem for world-writable permissions & 'password' strings in common directories. Depending on the size of the filesystem, this option may take a while to complete.

Kernel Tip-Off

Compares the first two octets of the Kernel version (uname -r) to an array of exploits. Does not auto-exploit.

Feel free to add any new Kernel Exploits in the kernel tip off array. Format however you'd like - just make sure the kernel version is listed.

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Noir-Private-i

Also included is the portable noir version. Although less verbose without option selection, it can be ran without a Bash shell. Simply execute without any additions.

low@victim:/# ./noir-private-i.sh