ir-playbook-privilege-escalation
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Incident-response playbook for privilege escalation on Linux and Windows — sudo/su abuse, SUID and capability misuse, kernel modules and exploits, sudoers/cron/systemd tampering, UAC bypass, admin-group changes and process injection; use when Wazuh raises escalation indicators (e.g. rules 5404, 5405, 5302, 80721, 92046, 92055, 60154) or a user gains unexpected root/SYSTEM.
Install
npx skills add gensecaihq/Wazuh-Autopilot --skill ir-playbook-privilege-escalation -a claude-code
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- Uses sudoLow
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