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Curated list of Unix binaries that can be exploited to bypass system security restrictions
post-exploitation linux unix bypass gtfobins binaries reverse-shell bind-shell exfiltration redteam blueteam
  1. HTML 55.0%
  2. CSS 24.6%
  3. Python 10.2%
  4. Ruby 8.7%
  5. Makefile 1.3%
  6. Emacs Lisp 0.2%
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_data Adopt new function names Oct 5, 2018
_gtfobins Update SUID in nano and pico Apr 16, 2019
_includes
_layouts
assets
scripts Add a simple YAML schema validation test Aug 31, 2018
.gitignore
.travis.yml
.yamllint Fix YAMLs according to YAMLlint Jul 16, 2018
CONTRIBUTING.md Update link in the CONTRIBUTING May 21, 2018
Gemfile First commit May 21, 2018
Gemfile.lock
Makefile
README.md Add Travis CI support Jul 16, 2018
_config.yml Add a simple YAML schema validation test Aug 31, 2018
contribute.md Fix contribute.md markdown May 31, 2018
functions.md First commit May 21, 2018
index.md Updated LOLBins project link and name Mar 26, 2019

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