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# Python Capabilities

cap\_setuid と GTFOBins のペイロードを通じた Linux 権限昇格のための Python capability 悪用。

Linuxのケーパビリティは、root権限を細かな権利に分割し、バイナリに割り当てられるようにします。危険なケーパビリティとしては `cap_setuid+ep`, `cap_dac_read_search+ep`、またはファイル書き込みのケーパビリティは、通常のユーザー制限を回避できます。

## 手法

* ファイルのケーパビリティを列挙し、危険な権限ビットを持つバイナリを特定します。
* GTFOBinsや各言語固有のペイロードを確認し、シェル、読み取り、書き込み、またはsetuidの悪用を探します。
* rootシェルを試す前に、最小限の検証コマンドを優先します。

## クイックチェック

```bash
getcap -r / 2>/dev/null
```

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