liamg/traitor

Features

• Privilege Escalation Tools - Automated framework for discovering and exploiting local Linux vulnerabilities and misconfigurations to obtain root.
• Automated Root Exploit Suites - Provides a collection of sequential scripts that target known Linux kernel flaws and misconfigurations.
• Exploit Automation Engines - Executes a sequence of known exploits and misconfiguration attacks to automatically obtain a root shell.
• Linux Vulnerability Assessments - Identifies low-hanging fruit and security gaps on a Linux host that could allow an attacker to obtain root.
• Misconfiguration Scanning - Scans system files and permissions to identify exploitable misconfigurations like GTFOBins or open docker sockets.
• Automated Escalations - Scans local Linux systems for vulnerabilities and automatically elevates user privileges to the root level.
• System Exploitation Tools - Tests local machines for common security flaws like gtfobins or kernel vulnerabilities to elevate permissions.
• Batch Exploit Execution - Runs a predetermined sequence of vulnerability triggers to automatically establish a root shell.
• Attack Path Mapping - Analyzes the environment to create a graph of available paths from a low-privilege user to root.
• Exploit Execution Engines - Triggers specific vulnerabilities or misconfigurations against a local system to gain elevated privileges.
• Exploit Payload Deployments - Provides the ability to transfer and execute exploit binaries or scripts based on detected vulnerabilities.
• Privilege Escalation Path Analysis - Identifies system vulnerabilities and misconfigurations that create potential routes for gaining root access.
• Pattern-Based Selection - Matches current system state against a database of known vulnerabilities to select the most likely escalation path.
• Penetration Testing Suites - Runs a sequence of privilege escalation exploits automatically to determine if a system can be compromised.
• Privilege Escalation - Automated privilege escalation tool for Linux environments.

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