PrivEsc Matrix: one place for privilege escalation
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PrivEsc Matrix
privesc.0x6a03448f4d.com is the tool I wanted while doing boxes: every privilege-escalation reference I keep opening, in one place, offline, and fast. Built with AI help, but the shape of it is mine — it is what my own workflow looks like.
The problem it solves
Doing a Linux box, I would have five tabs open: GTFOBins, LOLBAS, revshells.com, a TTY-upgrade gist, and my own notes. PrivEsc Matrix folds all of that into one screen.
What is in it
- Unified search across six sources: GTFOBins, LOLBAS, WADComs, GTFOArgs, HijackLibs and LOLDrivers — about 2,700 techniques, each linking back to its official page.
- Reverse-shell generator (bash, nc, python, php, perl, ruby, socat, powershell…) with URL / base64 encodings and a
${IFS}space bypass. - MSFVenom builder and a TTY-upgrade helper.
- Cheatsheets for the commands I actually run:
sudo -l, SUID and capability enumeration, linpeas, file transfer, known local exploits, and pivoting (chisel, ligolo, ssh tunnels). - Enumeration scanner — paste the output of
find / -perm -4000orsudo -land it highlights which of those binaries have a known escalation vector. That is the part none of the original sites do.
How it is built
Everything runs in your browser. A build-time pipeline compiles the upstream sources into a single static JSON, so the search is instant and there are no external calls at runtime. Same privacy-first, nonce-based-CSP approach as the rest of the fleet.
Try it: privesc.0x6a03448f4d.com