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# Windows Privilege Escalation Awesome Script (.exe)
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**WinPEAS is a script that search for possible paths to escalate privileges on Windows hosts. The checks are explained on [book.hacktricks.xyz](https://book.hacktricks.xyz/windows/windows-local-privilege-escalation)**
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Check also the **Local Windows Privilege Escalation checklist** from **[book.hacktricks.xyz](https://book.hacktricks.xyz/windows/checklist-windows-privilege-escalation)**
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[](https://youtu.be/66gOwXMnxRI)
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## Quick Start
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**.Net >= 4.5 is required**
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Download the **[latest obfuscated version from here](https://github.com/carlospolop/privilege-escalation-awesome-scripts-suite/tree/master/winPEAS/winPEASexe/winPEAS/bin/Obfuscated%20Releases)** or **compile it yourself** (read instructions for compilation).
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```bash
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winpeas.exe cmd searchall #cmd commands, search all filenames and avoid sleepig (noisy - CTFs)
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winpeas.exe #Will execute all checks except the ones that use external Windows binaries
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winpeas.exe cmd #All checks
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winpeas.exe systeminfo userinfo #Only systeminfo and userinfo checks executed
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winpeas.exe notcolor #Do not color the output
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winpeas.exe cmd wait #cmd commands and wait between tests
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```
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## Basic information
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The goal of this project is to search for possible **Privilege Escalation Paths** in Windows environments.
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It should take only a **few seconds** to execute almost all the checks and **some seconds/minutes during the lasts checks searching for known filenames** that could contain passwords (the time depened on the number of files in your home folder). By default only **some** filenames that could contain credentials are searched, you can use the **searchall** parameter to search all the list (this could will add some minutes).
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By default, the progam **sleeps 100ms** before start searching files in each directory. This is made to consume less resources (**stealthier**). You can **avoid this sleep using `searchfast` parameter**.
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The tool is based in **[SeatBelt](https://github.com/GhostPack/Seatbelt)**.
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## Where are my COLORS?!?!?!
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The **ouput will be colored** using **ansi** colors. If you are executing `winpeas.exe` **from a Windows console**, you need to set a registry value to see the colors (and open a new CMD):
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```
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REG ADD HKCU\Console /v VirtualTerminalLevel /t REG_DWORD /d 1
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```
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Below you have some indications about what does each color means exacty, but keep in mind that **Red** is for something interesting (from a pentester perspective) and **Green** is something well configured (from a defender perspective).
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## Instructions to compile
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In order to compile an **ofuscated version** of Winpeas and bypass some AVs you need to ** install dotfuscator ** in *VisualStudio*.
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To install it *open VisualStudio --> Go to Search (CTRL+Q) --> Write "dotfuscator"* and just follow the instructions to install it.
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To use **dotfuscator** you will need to **create an account** *(they will send you an email to the address you set during registration*).
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Once you have installed and activated it you need to:
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1. **Compile** winpeas in VisualStudio
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2. **Open dotfuscator** app
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3. **Open** in dotfuscator **winPEAS.exe compiled**
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4. Click on **Build**
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5. The **single, minimized and obfuscated binary** will appear in a **folder called Dotfuscator inside the folder were winPEAS.exe** and the DLL were (this location will be saved by dotfuscator and by default all the following builds will appear in this folder).
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**I'm sorry that all of this is necessary but is worth it. Dotfuscator minimizes a bit the size of the executable and obfuscates the code**.
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## Help
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## Colors
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## Checks
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<details>
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<summary>Details</summary>
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- **System Information**
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- [x] Basic System info information
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- [x] Use Watson to search for vulnerabilities
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- [x] PS, Audit, WEF and LAPS Settings
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- [x] LSA protection?
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- [x] Credential Guard?
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- [x] WDigest?
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- [x] Number of cached cred
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- [x] Environment Variables
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- [x] Internet Settings
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- [x] Current drives information
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- [x] AV? whitelisted defender paths?
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- [x] UAC configuration
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- **Users Information**
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- [x] Users information
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- [x] Current token privileges
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- [x] Clipboard text
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- [x] Current logged users
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- [x] RDP sessions
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- [x] Ever logged users
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- [x] Autologin credentials
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- [x] Home folders
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- [x] Password policies
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- **Processes Information**
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- [x] Interesting processes (non Microsoft)
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- **Services Information**
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- [x] Interesting services (non Microsoft) information
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- [x] Writable service registry binpath
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- [x] PATH Dll Hijacking
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- **Applications Information**
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- [x] Current Active Window
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- [x] Installed software
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- [x] AutoRuns
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- [x] Scheduled tasks
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- **Network Information**
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- [x] Current net shares
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- [x] hosts file
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- [x] Network Interfaces
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- [x] Listening ports
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- [x] Firewall rules
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- [x] DNS Cache (limit 70)
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- **Windows Credentials**
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- [x] Windows Vault
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- [x] Credential Manager
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- [x] Saved RDP connections
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- [x] Recently run commands
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- [x] Default PS transcripts files
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- [x] DPAPI Masterkeys
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- [x] DPAPI Credential files
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- [x] Remote Desktop Connection Manager credentials
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- [x] Kerberos Tickets
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- [x] Wifi
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- [x] AppCmd.exe
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- [x] SSClient.exe
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- [x] AlwaysInstallElevated
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- [x] WSUS
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- **Browser Information**
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- [x] Firefox DBs
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- [x] Credentials in firefox history
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- [x] Chrome DBs
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- [x] Credentials in chrome history
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- [x] Current IE tabs
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- [x] Credentials in IE history
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- [x] IE Favorites
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- **Interesting Files and registry**
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- [x] Putty sessions
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- [x] Putty SSH host keys
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- [x] SSH Keys inside registry
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- [x] Cloud credentials
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- [x] Check for unattended files
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- [x] Check for SAM & SYSTEM backups
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- [x] Check for cached GPP Passwords
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- [x] Check for McAffe SiteList.xml files
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- [x] Possible registries with credentials
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- [x] Possible credentials files in users homes
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- [x] Possible password files inside the Recycle bin
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- [x] Possible files containing credentials (this take some minutes)
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- [x] User documents (limit 100)
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</details>
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## Let's improve PEASS together
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If you want to **add something** and have **any cool idea** related to this project, please let me know it in the **telegram group https://t.me/peass** or using **[github issues](https://github.com/carlospolop/privilege-escalation-awesome-scripts-suite/issues)** and we will update the master version.
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## TODO
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- Add more checks
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- Mantain updated Watson (last JAN 2020)
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- List wifi networks without using CMD
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- List credentials inside the Credential Manager without using CMD
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If you want to help with any of this, you can do it using **[github issues](https://github.com/carlospolop/privilege-escalation-awesome-scripts-suite/issues)** or you can submit a pull request.
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If you find any issue, please report it using **[github issues](https://github.com/carlospolop/privilege-escalation-awesome-scripts-suite/issues)**.
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**WinPEAS** is being **updated** every time I find something that could be useful to escalate privileges.
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## Advisory
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All the scripts/binaries of the PEAS Suite should be used for authorized penetration testing and/or educational purposes only. Any misuse of this software will not be the responsibility of the author or of any other collaborator. Use it at your own networks and/or with the network owner's permission.
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## License
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MIT License
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By Polop<sup>(TM)</sup>
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