3asyPr1vs is a Python-based privilege escalation tool designed to identify potential vulnerabilities and misconfigurations in Linux systems. It helps in discovering weaknesses that can be leveraged to gain elevated privileges.
git clone https://github.com/ramizz1/3asyPr1vs.git
cd 3asyPr1vs
Install dependencies
pip install -r requirements.txt
Make the script executable
chmod +x 3asyPr1vs.py
/List all the features
python3 3asyPr1vs.py --list or ./3asyPr1vs.py --list
/Run the script
python3 3asyPr1vs.py or ./3asyPr1vs.py
Sudo Permissions: Checks for passwordless sudo permissions.
Sensitive File Permissions: Identifies world-writable and weak permissions on critical files like /etc/passwd.
SUID Files: Detects files with the SUID bit set.
PATH Check: Ensures the current directory (.) is not in the PATH.
Cron Jobs: Finds world-writable cron job scripts.
NFS Shares: Detects shares with the no_root_squash option.
Installed Packages: Checks for known vulnerable versions.
Sudo Version: Identifies vulnerable sudo versions.
Insecure Sudoers Entries: Searches for insecure entries in /etc/sudoers.
Password Policies: Checks for weak policies.
Empty Passwords: Identifies users with empty passwords.
Shared Library Injection: Detects potential issues.
Locally Stored Credentials: Scans for files containing sensitive data.
Notes Always ensure you have the right permissions to perform prvielege escalation activities
This README provides a brief overview of the tool, installation instructions, and usage examples.
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License This project is licensed under the MIT License. See the LICENSE file for details.
