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better colors for users
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LinPE uses colors to indicate where does each section begins. But **it also use them the identify potencial misconfigurations**.
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It uses 2 colors: **Red** to indicate that something could be wrong, and **Green** to indicate that it is a common behaviour.
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It uses 4 colors: **Red** to indicate that something could be wrong, and **Green** to indicate that something is "common", **Blue** to mark users with shell and **Light cyan** to mark users without shell.
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The **Red** color is used for:
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- Identify processes running as root
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- Writable files in interesting directories
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- SUID files that can be used to escalate privileges (https://gtfobins.github.io/)
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- 127.0.0.1 in netstat
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The **Green** color is used for:
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- SUID files that are very common
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- SGID files that are very common
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- Common names of users executing processes
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The **Blue** color is used for:
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- Users with shell
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The **Light cyan** color is used for:
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- Users without shell
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**The color filtering is not available in the one-liner** (the lists are too big)
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