> ## Documentation Index
> Fetch the complete documentation index at: https://docs.bytejmp.com/llms.txt
> Use this file to discover all available pages before exploring further.

# Introduction

> Privilege escalation techniques for Windows and Linux targets.

## Overview

Privilege escalation is the process of moving from a low-privilege shell to SYSTEM, root, or domain admin. This section covers enumeration, misconfigurations, credential harvesting, and exploitation techniques for both Windows and Linux targets.

Quick reference for engagements and CTFs focused on local and domain privilege escalation.

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## What's Inside

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  <Card title="Windows (26 pages)" icon="windows" href="/windows-privesc/checklist">
    Checklist, file transfer, Mimikatz, Potato attacks, service exploits, UAC bypass, token abuse, kernel exploits, credential harvesting, LSASS dump, Kerberoasting, AppLocker bypass, GPP passwords, LAPS, registry permissions, PrintNightmare, privileged groups, WinPEAS, and more.
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  <Card title="Linux (21 pages)" icon="linux" href="/linux-privesc/checklist">
    Checklist, SUID/SGID, sudo abuse, cron jobs, capabilities, kernel exploits, NFS, Docker/LXD escape, credential hunting, Python library hijacking, passwd editing, systemd services, groups, restricted shell escape, shared libraries, socket abuse, SSH exploitation, LinPEAS, and more.
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<Note>
  Techniques documented for use in authorized environments only. Labs, CTF platforms, and systems with explicit permission to test.
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