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Linux Exploit Suggester 2 is a next-generation enumeration tool that helps identify potential local privilege-escalation vectors on Linux systems. It inspects the target kernel and OS release, compares that information against a curated database of known kernel vulnerabilities, and reports which exploit primitives are plausibly applicable to the host. The script can optionally download exploit proof-of-concept code from public exploit repositories to accelerate validation in controlled environments. It supports wildcard matching for kernel strings to broaden detection coverage and colorizes its output for easier reading in terminal sessions. ...

Linux Exploit Suggester is a lightweight Perl script designed to help security testers quickly identify local Linux kernel privilege-escalation candidates by matching the host’s kernel/OS release string against a curated list of known vulnerable versions. It runs uname -r by default (or accepts a manual -k kernel string) and prints a suggestive, human-readable list of possible exploit names, CVEs, and references that match that kernel version. The tool intentionally keeps its logic simple: it performs string matching and warns that patched or back-ported kernels can mislead results, so its output should be treated as pointers for further verification rather than definitive proof of exploitable code. ...

stands for Active Integrity Software, provide quick alert of elf file modifications. Based on Gnu/Linux OS, with a daemon to analyse datas give by the kernel module, written in C.