In this course, you will learn about privilege escalation techniques on Linux. It is a beginner level course and will cover various techniques to escalate privileges on Linux systems.
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| Index | Name | Difficulty | Practice |
|---|---|---|---|
| 01 | 📖 Upgrading Simple Shell to Interactive Shell | ★☆☆ | Start Lab |
| 02 | 📖 Linux Privilege Escalation via /etc/passwd File | ★☆☆ | Start Lab |
| 03 | 📖 Linux Privilege Escalation via /etc/shadow | ★☆☆ | Start Lab |
| 04 | 📖 SUID Privilege Escalation on Linux | ★☆☆ | Start Lab |
| 05 | 📖 Linux Privilege Escalation via Cron Jobs | ★☆☆ | Start Lab |
| 06 | 📖 Privilege Escalation on Linux via Wildcard Injecti... | ★☆☆ | Start Lab |
| 07 | 📖 Privilege Escalation via Sudo | ★☆☆ | Start Lab |
| 08 | 📖 Privilege Escalation Through Linux Configurations | ★☆☆ | Start Lab |
| 09 | 📖 Stepping Stone User Privilege Escalation | ★☆☆ | Start Lab |
| 10 | 📖 Linux Privilege Escalation via Brute Force | ★☆☆ | Start Lab |
| 11 | 📖 Linux Privilege Escalation with Automation Tools | ★☆☆ | Start Lab |