LPE Detection

Detects and analyzes local privilege escalation vulnerabilities in operating systems.

Updated Aug 6, 2026

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npx skills add https://github.com/alicangnll/Spectra --skill lpe-detection

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Skill: LPE Detection
Source: https://github.com/alicangnll/Spectra/tree/main/spectra/skills/builtins/lpe-detection
Command: npx skills add https://github.com/alicangnll/Spectra --skill lpe-detection

SYSTEM DOCUMENTATION & REQUIREMENTS

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What problem does it solve?

This Skill systematically identifies Local Privilege Escalation (LPE) vulnerabilities in operating systems, allowing for the detection of potential security breaches and the safeguarding of sensitive information.

Core Features & Use Cases

Kernel Vulnerability Detection: Analyzes kernel drivers and modules for potential vulnerabilities.
Service Privilege Escalation: Enumerates Windows and Linux services for misconfigurations.
SUID/SGID Abuse: Identifies SUID/SGID binaries that could be exploited.
PATH/DLL Hijacking: Detects and prevents DLL hijacking vulnerabilities.
Cron Job/Task Scheduler Abuse: Identifies vulnerable cron jobs and Windows Task Scheduler tasks.
Weak File Permission Exploitation: Analyzes file permissions for potential vulnerabilities.
Exploitability Assessment: Provides an assessment of the exploitability of identified vulnerabilities.
Payload Generation: Generates payloads for potential kernel exploits and service hijackings.

Quick Start

Run the LPE Detection Skill on your system to identify any LPE vulnerabilities.

Frequently Asked Questions about LPE Detection

High-intent search queries and answers about installing and using this skill.

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How do I detect Local Privilege Escalation vulnerabilities in my operating system?▼

To detect Local Privilege Escalation vulnerabilities, the system systematically analyzes kernel drivers, Windows and Linux services, SUID/SGID binaries, and file permissions to identify potential security breaches and misconfigurations.

What types of service misconfigurations can lead to privilege escalation?▼

Service privilege escalation misconfigurations include vulnerable cron jobs, Windows Task Scheduler tasks, PATH hijacking, and DLL hijacking vulnerabilities, which are identified by enumerating Windows and Linux services for insecure setups.

How does kernel vulnerability detection assess exploitability?▼

Kernel vulnerability detection assesses exploitability by analyzing kernel drivers and modules for potential weaknesses, providing detailed reports on whether identified issues can be practically exploited.

Can this tool identify SUID and SGID binary abuse?▼

Yes, it identifies SUID and SGID binaries that could be exploited for privilege escalation, analyzing their configurations and permissions to assess potential abuse vectors.

Does the vulnerability detection process include payload generation for kernel exploits?▼

Yes, the vulnerability detection process includes payload generation, creating payloads for potential kernel exploits and service hijackings to demonstrate the exploitability of identified weaknesses.

What is the best way to analyze weak file permissions for potential exploitation?▼

The best way to analyze weak file permissions is to systematically scan and evaluate file access controls, identifying configurations that could allow unauthorized privilege escalation or exploitation.