SUDO_KILLER
SUDO_KILLER is a tool geared towards cyber security practitioners, facilitating privilege escalation within Linux environments by focusing on vulnerabilities tied to SUDO usage, including misconfigurations, version-based weaknesses, and risky binary deployments. It provides a catalog of potential commands and local exploits for manual privilege elevation, refraining from automated exploitation.
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